Thunder is an open-source platform designed to provide a streamlined experience for managing and distributing Python packages. Similar to popular platforms like Steam, Thunder allows users to upload their Python applications, which can then be downloaded and installed by other users seamlessly. Thunder also includes automatic updates for the applications hosted on the platform and handles all the installation requirements for each application.
- Upload Applications: Developers can easily upload their Python applications to the Thunder platform for distribution.
- Download Applications: Users can browse and download Python applications from the Thunder platform.
- Automatic Updates: Applications hosted on Thunder receive automatic updates, ensuring users always have the latest versions.
- Dependency Management: Thunder handles all the installation requirements and dependencies for each application, simplifying the installation process for users.
Currently, Thunder is under development and not yet available for public use. Stay tuned for updates on how to install and use Thunder once it's ready for deployment.
Explore the documentation for Thunder to learn more about its features and usage.
If you don't want to read all that and just want to install and use Thunder, click here for a quick tutorial that takes only 2 minutes.
Thunder is an open-source project, and contributions are welcome!
For more detailed guidelines on contributing, please read contributing.md.
If you encounter any bugs or issues while using Thunder, please report them by opening a GitHub issue in the repository. Be sure to include detailed information about the problem and steps to reproduce it.
Thunder is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.