depot-pm
a pacakge manager helps you to install packages from multiple package managers quickly
Installation
pip install -U depot-pmUsage
- check version
depot-pm version- install packages
depot-pm install [package-file]By default, depot-pm will find depot.yaml or depot.json from current working directory.
if depot-pm could not find these config files at currnet working directory, it will find in upper directory
until it reaches /.
Congif file (depoy.yaml)
Check the sample file in source root (depot.yaml)
Packages
It should contains at least one section: pacakges. The packages section is a dictionary which
uses installer name as its key and packages ot be installed as value. (a list). So if you want to
use pip to install django 1.7 and boto, you should type:
packages:
pip:
- django==1.7
- botoSo the sample file (depoy.yaml) will produce following commands on OS X (which uses brew but not yum):
which python3 1>/dev/null 2>&1 || brew install python3
brew install youtube-dl
pip install taskr boto
gem install cocoapods
npm install -g lessNote that it will check whether python3 exists or not before installing python 3.
and following on CentOS (uses yum):
sudo yum install -y wget
pip install taskr boto
gem install cocoapods
npm install -g lessThe format of package name could be any acceptable form of each installers.
Installers
The installers section defines an installer. Installer configurations has following keys:
| Key | Description | Default Value |
|---|---|---|
| sudo | boolean flag indicating wheather this installer should run with sudo command | False |
| os | boolean flag indicating this installer is an OS specific installer which be run before other installers. (non OS specific ones) | False |
| multiple | the installer could install multiple packages at ones | True |
| syntax | the template to generate command. Use python's string format syntax | {} install {} |
| command | the command name of this installer | {INSTALLER_NAME} |
Currenty we have:
| Installers | Config |
|---|---|
| pip | {DEFAULT} |
| pip3 | {DEFAULT} |
| gem | {DEFAULT} |
| npm | {DEFAULT} but syntax is {} install -g {}
|
| brew | {DEFAULE} but os is changed to true
|
| yum | {DEFAULE} but os and sudo are changed to true. syntax is {} install -y {}
|
Contact
Use the issue tracker to contact me
TODO
- check package.json, requirements.txt, and other package file support.
