Every Python developer has written code worth sharing — a utility, a library, a tool that solves a real problem. But getting that code from your local machine onto PyPI, where anyone in the world can install it with a single pip install command, can feel like a maze of configuration files, build tools, and version management.
pip install yours cuts through the noise. This book walks you through the entire packaging journey: structuring your project, writing your pyproject.toml, building distributions, and publishing to PyPI with confidence. You'll also learn how to version your releases, manage dependencies properly, and keep your package maintainable over time.
Whether you're publishing your first open-source library or professionalizing an internal tool, this is the practical, no-fluff guide you need to make your code installable by the world.
