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In order to provide a good module and package system, we need a way to manage modules.
The first step would be to provide a way to download packages from an external source, e.g., Github. The CLI for that could look like this:
why add h1ghbre4k3r/some-package
This package can then be imported using a new import modifier:
import @mod::h1ghbre4k3r::some-package
To make modules usable transitively, we need a kind of manifest to specify dependencies, which then would be downloaded aswell (e.g., module A requires module B and when we install module A, module B gets downloaded too).
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In order to provide a good module and package system, we need a way to manage modules.
The first step would be to provide a way to download packages from an external source, e.g., Github. The CLI for that could look like this:
This package can then be imported using a new import modifier:
To make modules usable transitively, we need a kind of manifest to specify dependencies, which then would be downloaded aswell (e.g., module A requires module B and when we install module A, module B gets downloaded too).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: