How to publish a private Python package to a package registry?

Asked 6 months ago

I've developed a Python package that I want to keep private but still share with my team. How can I publish a private Python package to a package registry, ensuring it's accessible only to authorized users?

Kadin Howell

Saturday, November 04, 2023

To publish a private Python package, first create a `setup.py` script for your package, allowing you to specify your package's metadata. Next, build a distribution package using the command below:

`python setup.py sdist`

Then, use a private package registry like PyPI's private repository or an internal package registry. Of course, make sure to upload your package using a tool like `twine`, providing authentication credentials for the private registry. Finally, configure your project's "requirements.txt" file to include the private package and distribute it to authorized team members. This way, your package remains private while accessible to the intended audience.





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