Package managers have various features that mean supporting them is more nuanced than a simple yes or no. This table shows exactly what is supported for each package manager:
Platform | Number of Packages | Versions | Git Tags | Dependencies | Manifest Parsing | Security Notifications | License checking |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Alcatraz | 472 | - | Coming soon | ||||
Bower | 72,305 | Coming soon | Coming soon | ||||
Cargo | 91,407 | - | Coming soon | ||||
Carthage | 4,556 | - | Coming soon | ||||
Clojars | 24,296 | Coming soon | Coming soon | ||||
CocoaPods | 89,506 | - | Coming soon | ||||
conda | 17,638 | - | Coming soon | ||||
CPAN | 39,406 | - | Coming soon | ||||
CRAN | 22,705 | - | Coming soon | ||||
Dub | 2,464 | - | Coming soon | ||||
Elm | 2,668 | - | Coming soon | ||||
Go | 394,270 | - | Coming soon | ||||
Hackage | 16,686 | - | Coming soon | ||||
Haxelib | 1,705 | - | Coming soon | ||||
Hex | 13,511 | - | Coming soon | ||||
Homebrew | 7,752 | Coming soon | - | Coming soon | |||
Inqlude | 228 | Coming soon | - | Coming soon | |||
Julia | 3,048 | - | Coming soon | ||||
Maven | 507,454 | Coming soon | Coming soon | ||||
Meteor | 13,410 | - | Coming soon | ||||
MultipleSourcesBase | 0 | - | Coming soon | ||||
Nimble | 2,012 | Coming soon | - | Coming soon | |||
npm | 2,546,421 | Coming soon | Coming soon | ||||
NuGet | 546,403 | - | Coming soon | ||||
Packagist | 448,667 | Coming soon | Coming soon | ||||
Pub | 33,879 | - | Coming soon | ||||
Puppet | 6,923 | Coming soon | - | Coming soon | |||
PureScript | 619 | Coming soon | - | Coming soon | |||
PyPI | 477,935 | Coming soon | Coming soon | ||||
Racket | 2,271 | - | Coming soon | ||||
Rubygems | 180,640 | Coming soon | Coming soon | ||||
SwiftPM | 4,207 | - | Coming soon |
Some package managers require compilation before parsing their dependencies, some we simply haven't got around to yet. Luckily Libraries.io is an open source package so if you need to add a new package manager then you can. You can find everything you need to get started in our documentation.