lpm

Deprecation Note

TL;DR: lpm is deprecated and replaced by the extensions system in apkg.

Initially, lpm started as a proof-of-concept that Go plugins with gilc can work. It was almost 100%-compatible with apkg some time around apkg v1.2.1. I have been bouncing between two continuation ideas: maintain both apkg and lpm as two compatible alternatives (which would be kind of redundant) or switching to lpm only. However, apkg is a native implementation and I already put a lot of work into it, so I decided to stop the development of lpm and instead implement an extension system into apkg, which would allow coding additional functionality in Go.

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Original README

This is LeoConsole Package Manager of 3rd generation: after pkg and apkg it is now time for an even better package manager.

lpm is written in Go using the gilc library. It is still a work in progress, however, when it'll be ready, it will have following advantages over apkg:

• better apkg-builder integration: it is compiled directly into the lpm binary
• better code quality and faster development cycle: I'm not a pro at C#, I love Go much more, so I produce much better code using this language
• apkg backwards compatibility: you can use the two package managers alongside each other: they use the same config files and packaging system!
• you can compile lpm without installing dotnet (you have to install Go though :)

Installation

Terminal:

git clone https://github.com/alexcoder04/lpm.git

Then, in LeoConsole

apkg get-local <folder where you cloned lpm to>