pip-hello-world is a minimalist Python package, version 0.1, released in March 2017. It serves primarily as a 'Hello World' example for demonstrating basic setuptools packaging and installation via pip. Due to its age and simple nature, it offers very limited functionality and is primarily for educational or testing purposes of the packaging process rather than practical application. The project has not seen updates since its initial release.
pip install pip-hello-worldVerified import paths — ran on the pinned version, not inferred.
This quickstart attempts to import a common 'hello_world_function' and execute it. The exact API for this very old and minimal package is not explicitly documented, so this is based on typical 'hello world' patterns. If this fails, the package might have a different entry point or be a placeholder.
Consider using more actively maintained 'hello world' examples from packaging guides (e.g., Python Packaging User Guide) for learning modern packaging practices, as this package reflects older practices.
If the quickstart fails, you may need to inspect the package's `tar.gz` distribution file manually to determine its internal structure and API, as direct usage documentation is scarce. It might also be a placeholder package with no functional code.
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