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Examples and exercises for Publishing Python Packages from Manning Books 🐍 📦 ⬆️

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Exercises for Publishing Python Packages: Test, share, and automate your projects 🐍 📦 ⬆️

This repository contains the source code for the examples and exercises contained in Publishing Python Packages: Test, share, and automate your projects. The repository is a template repository, so if you'd like to follow along with the book you can make your own copy.

Each chapter's examples are in their own directory. In some chapters, you'll find multiple snippets in a single module. These won't always produce output when you run them, and are occasionally meant only as snippets to demonstrate a concept. In later chapters, some modules act as an entrypoint to run a program from the command line, importing other modules along the way. Follow along in the book for more context!

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