python-packaging

Configuring a Python package with pyproject.toml involves defining project metadata, build system requirements, and dependencies following the PEP 621 standard. This Skill provides guidance on structuring these settings to modernize your package configuration.

Building and publishing Python packages to PyPI requires creating distribution files like wheels and sdists, then uploading them. This Skill provides patterns for configuring build backends like setuptools and executing the publishing workflow.

Yes, this packaging workflow supports configuring modern build backends like setuptools and hatchling. It guides you through specifying your chosen backend in the pyproject.toml build system requirements to compile your distribution formats.

Setting up a standard Python project layout for distribution requires choosing between a src layout or a flat layout. This Skill guides you in structuring your project directories to ensure clean, distributable package builds.

Yes, you can use this guidance for packaging C extensions and namespace packages. The Skill addresses these advanced topics, providing the necessary configuration patterns within your pyproject.toml and build system setup.

Integrating automated CI/CD workflows for Python package releases involves configuring your build and publishing steps within a pipeline. This Skill covers automated CI/CD integration to streamline your distribution process to PyPI.