- Make sure you have twine and build installed:
pip install twine build
- Make sure you have added your PyPI credentials to
~/.pypirc
- Make sure you have anaconda-client installed:
conda install anaconda-client
- Log into Anaconda Cloud
anaconda login
- Make sure that the version number is updated in
package.json
. - Navigate to the directory where the repository was checked out:
cd nbtools
- Remove any residual build artifacts from the last time nbtools was built. This step is not necessary the first time the package is built.
rm dist/*.tar.gz; rm dist/*.whl
- Build the sdist and wheel artifacts.
python -m build .
- Upload the files by running:
twine upload -r pypitest dist/*.tar.gz; twine upload -r pypitest dist/*.whl
- If the upload fails go to https://testpypi.python.org/pypi and manually upload dist/nbtools-*.tar.gz.
- Test the deploy by uninstalling and reinstalling the package:
pip uninstall nbtools; pip install -i https://test.pypi.org/simple/ nbtools
- First deploy to test and ensure everything is working correctly (see above).
- Make sure that the version number is updated in
package.json
. - Navigate to the directory where the repository was checked out:
cd nbtools
- Remove any residual build artifacts from the last time nbtools was built. This step is not necessary the first time the package is built.
rm dist/*.tar.gz; rm dist/*.whl
- Build the sdist and wheel artifacts.
python -m build .
- Upload the files by running:
twine upload dist/*.tar.gz; twine upload dist/*.whl
- If the upload fails go to https://testpypi.python.org/pypi and manually upload dist/nbtools-*.tar.gz.
- Test the deploy by uninstalling and reinstalling the package:
pip uninstall nbtools; pip install nbtools
- Deploy to Production PyPi
- Navigate to Anaconda directory
cd /anaconda3
- Activate a clean environment.
conda activate clean
- Run the following, removing the existing directory if necessary:
conda skeleton pypi nbtools --version XXX
- Build the package:
conda build nbtools
- Converting this package to builds for other operating systems can be done as shown below. You will need to upload each built version using a separate upload command.
conda convert --platform all /anaconda3/conda-bld/osx-64/nbtools-XXX-py37_0.tar.bz2 -o conda-bld/
- Upload the newly built package:
anaconda upload /anaconda3/conda-bld/*/nbtools-XXX-py37_0.tar.bz2 -u g2nb
- Log into the Anaconda website to make sure everything is good.
- Make sure that the version number is updated in
package.json
. - Navigate to the directory where the repository was checked out:
cd nbtools
- Log in to NPM is necessary
npm login
- Build and upload the package. Be prepared to enter a two-factor authentication code when prompted.
npm publish