Courier is a package manager that automatically detects new dependencies in your project, whilst having the capability to manually specify requirements, requirements files etc. With the ability to automatically request the latest version as per a schedule or to be called manually, managing dependencies comes at little to no time cost with this tool. Courier boasts high docility with effective and efficient code. Please see the wiki for extensively documented details and instructions.
The stable branch is now the main branch, if it's not a critical error (meaning it stops the functionality of a program)
then it will be worked on in stable. If it is critical, then a issue will be created with the
appropriate labels and a branch will be created from that issue.
See the wiki for more
info on branches / why this change was made.
git clone https://github.com/JoshuaDRose/Courier
Download via https or ssh (or gh)
git checkout stable
Navigate to the
stablebranch if downloading from a separate branch
make install
Install dependencies and required files
As seen in Trakr, a package management system was introduced which assisted the installation and maintenance of Trakr's dependencies. This project hopes to extend upon that package management system, and develop further features in the hope that it will assist with the local dependency maintenance of future projects.
Currently, unit testing is in full force, with a decline in coverage since release 0.2.3.
This is to go on for the foreseeable future. There have been several changes to the
Actions component of this project, mainly that being unneeded dependencies such as
scrutinizer (provided coverage however codecov already provides coverage).
In relation to how these tests are implemented in contribution or pull requests, please see the contributing section below.
To contribute to a feature or bug, please clone the relative branch. If you want to lodge a bug report or feature report, please create an issue.
When making commits in a forked repository (with the intent of a pr) please ensure that
you read the commits syntax file. Note that this file also generally applies
to pull requests as well. There are plans to make a contributing file in the future, however
that is nor needed or relevant right now but will be introduced if there is good reason for
doing so. Contributions are always appreciated.
As this project is using TDD it is advisable to create test cases at the same time as developing any feature or fixing any bug. This is only recommended, and I'll still be accepting any PRs' that pass tests, but it's preferred that they have coverage in the PR as well.
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Licensed under MIT
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