List of local alternatives of PyPi

Here is a list of local (offline) alternatives for the site PyPi, I had tested some of then and djangopypi2 is the one I have choose and currently use. Other alternatives can be find on answers of the stackoverflow "How to roll my own pypi?" question.


note: the order doesn't matter.

1. appyp
   sandboxing apps from Pypi packages.
2. haufe.eggserver
   A small PyPI replacement based on a local distribution directory (implemented using GROK).
   
3. infi.pypi_manager
   A small tool to migrate/mirror distributions from pypi.python.org to a local djangopypi server.
   
4. mypypi
   My Python Package Index (Standalone Server).
   
5. pip2pi
   builds a PyPI-compatible package repository from pip requirements.
   
6. pkgtools
   Python Packages Tools.
   
7. pypi-stat
   Solution for getting packages stat, and graphing them.
   
8. Basket
   Basket is a small command-line utility that downloads Python packages from a (real) PyPI server and store them in a single place so that they can be found by easy_install or pip when offline.
   Basket is not a PyPI mirror. It is not a server: you cannot register or upload packages. It does not install Python packages in a Python installation or a virtual environment.
   
9. chishop
   a django based server
   
10. ClueReleaseManager
    An implementation of a PyPi server
    
11. devpi-server
    easy-to-use caching proxy server
    
12. djangopypi
    Better is djangopypi2
13. djangopypi2
14. EggBasket
    
15. haufe.eggserver
    GROK/Zope based
    
16. localshop
    A private pypi server including auto-mirroring of pypi.
    
17. pypiserver
    
18. pyshop
    
19. scrambled
    Doesn't require external dependencies, no uploads.
    Simple repository with fallback using Apache
    Just create apache virtual site to read on a directory an if not find redirect to pypi
    
20. simplepypi
    a twisted based solution
    
21. Static Server
    
22. terrarium
    
23. Using Pip Cache
    
24. z3c.pypimirror
    A module for building a complete or a partial PyPI mirror