A tool for creating and maintaining packages of pre-compiled libraries.
CLbundler formulas are used to build and install software packages into a bundle. A bundle is simply a directory containing a database that keeps track of all the information needed to manage the packages.
Simply clone the repository to somewhere on your computer, and add the location of CLbundler/bin to the PATH environment variable.
To run CLbundler you will need Python >= 2.6.x < 3.x.
By default, CLbundler will download source code to CLbundler/workspace/src_cache and will create the builds in CLbundler/workspace. This can be changed in the configuration file: CLbundler/CLbundler.cfg
clbundler --help for general usage, and Formula Development Guide for information on creating CLbundler formulas.