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Check if PyPI package name is available (tool)

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Check if PyPI package name is available (tool)

I kept on having to switch my PyPi package names after creating my setup.py file and source files- because seemingly all the best package names are taken. Or I kept getting "Your package name is too similar to existing package names," which is very vague and unhelpful. So I built a little package to help determine if your ideal package name is available. Enjoy!

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37%37% predicted probability of success on Product Hunt, based on ML models trained on real launch data.
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