uv - Build

Build

To build your package using uv, you should use the uv build command. This will generate the distribution archives (like .tar.gz and .whl files) in the dist/ directory.

You can run this in your terminal:

uv build

What this does:

• Builds the wheel and sdist: It creates a source distribution and a compiled wheel file.
• Uses dist/: By default, the output is placed in the dist folder, which I can already see in your project structure.
• Isolated environments: handles the build environment automatically to ensure a clean and reproducible build. uv

If you want to clear the old build artifacts before running a new build, you can simply delete the dist/ folder or run:

# On Windows (PowerShell)
Remove-Item -Recurse -Force dist

# Then build again
uv build

Since you have already generated a wheel file (.whl) in your dist/ directory, you have a few ways to run it depending on whether you want to install it or just test it.

If you want to simulate how a user would install and use your package, you can install the .whl file into your environment:

uv pip install dist/standalone_build-0.1.0-py3-none-any.whl

Once installed, you can run your script. If you haven’t defined a “console script” entry point in your pyproject.toml , you would run it via Python: