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BPM

BahPackageManager enables you to install and remove package without worrying about dependencies.

This is still a work in progress!

Installation

Make sure you have lib sqlite3 installed.

  1. Compile BPM bah ./main.bah -d
  2. Install it! ./main -install itself Warning: do not use sudo as it will not install bpm or any package for the current user.

Usage

You can get more informations about its usage by running bpm -h.

  • -wrap to generate the bpm.mod file that will be needed when installing your package.
  • -list to list every package installed.
  • -install <package> to install a package.
  • -update to update all packages.
  • -remove <package> to remove a package.
  • -deps <package> to list every depenedencies of a program.

Making a package

  1. The name of the main file of your package should be the name of your package's git (or main.bah). That way, for the package ithirzty/javel2, the entry point is javel2.bah.
  2. System libraries that you want to ship with your package should be in a folder named libs at the root of the package inside subfolders linux, darwin (macos) and windows depending on the libraries platform.
  3. After initializing a git repository inside your package's folder and setting its url, type bpm -wrap to create the bpm.mod file.

Adding sources

  1. Locate your BPM folder (in the home folder).
  2. Edit sources.json to add an origin.