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paci

Your friendly, lightweight and flexible package manager.

It is a package manager which can be used to distribute your own packages. It is meant to install all packages in your userland.

Please see Limitations

Installation

Via script

bash <(curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tradebyte/paci/master/.github/bin/install.sh)

The script takes two parameter main_registry and fallback_registry. If you want to use them for your setup just append them accordingly.

Example:

bash <(curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tradebyte/paci/master/.github/bin/install.sh) https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tradebyte/paci/master

(which would define the main registry)

Manually

On Ubuntu 16.04:

pip3 install paci

After that you should add $HOME/.local/bin to your $PATH in your ~/.bashrc file.

export PATH="$PATH:$HOME/.local/bin"

Requirements

• python3
• python3-venv
• rsync

Setup

❯ make

Usage

These are the planned commands.

❯ paci --help
paci

Usage:
  paci install [--no-config] [--no-cleanup] [--reuse] [--overwrite] [--debug] <package>...
  paci update [--no-config] [--no-cleanup] [--reuse] [--overwrite] [--debug] <package>...
  paci search <package>
  paci refresh
  paci list [--installed]
  paci remove
  paci configure [--no-choice] [--silent] [--main-registry=<url>] [--fallback-registry=<url>]
  paci generate (repo-index <path> | pkg-index)
  paci --help
  paci --version

Options:
  -h, --help                         Show this screen.
  -v, --version                      Show version.
  -n, --no-config                    Omits the config.
  -c, --no-cleanup                   Don't cleanup the mess.
  -o, --overwrite                    Overwrite the config.
  -d, --debug                        Print debugging messages.
  -i, --installed                    List all installed packages.
  -r, --reuse                        Reuse the downloaded files.
                                     (only possible with --no-cleanup)
  --no-choice                        Omit the questions and use the defaults.
  --silent                           Don't print anything.
  --main-registry=<url>              Set the <url> as default for the main registry.
  --fallback-registry=<url>          Set the <url> as default for the fallback registry.

Examples:
  paci install phpstorm

Help:
  For help using this tool, please open an issue on the Github repository:
  https://github.com/tradebyte/paci

Limitations

• It currently targets Ubuntu only!
• It needs more packages.
• It needs testing.
• It only supports 64bit systems.

Some snippets

• Run tests: $ python setup.py test
• Activate virtualenv: . env/bin/activate
• Deactivate virtualenv: deactivate
• Run the linter: pylint paci
• New release of this CLI tool (pip): $ python setup.py sdist bdist_wheel

Releasing a new version

What you need to release a new paci version

• Make sure to install wheel and twine via pip.
• Have a pypi-account with access to the paci package.

Releasing

1. Bump up the version number in paci/__init__.py according to semver.
2. Build: python setup.py sdist bdist_wheel
3. Test: twine check dist/*
4. Publish it to the test.pypi.org registry: twine upload --repository-url https://test.pypi.org/legacy/ dist/*
5. Check if everything worked on the test.pypi.org site.
6. Publish it for real: twine upload dist/*

Releasing to PyPI automatically

You can release a new version by using Github workflow automatically.

1. Bump up the version number in paci/__init__.py according to semver.
2. Create a new release tag version and it will start our pipeline and push the new version to PyPI and PyPI test after it is merged to main.

Contributing

See the CONTRIBUTING document.
Thank you, contributors!

License

Copyright (c) 2017 by the Tradebyte Software GmbH.
paci is free software, and may be redistributed under the terms specified in the LICENSE file.

About

paci is maintained and funded by the Tradebyte Software GmbH.
The names and logos for paci are trademarks of the Tradebyte Software GmbH.

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