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Persistent aliases for package managers.
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To install use pip:
xpip install xontrib-pm
# OR: xpip install -U git+https://github.com/anki-code/xontrib-pm
After loading xontrib-pm is searching the known package managers. If the package manager installed (e.g. pacman) the xontrib adds the aliases e.g. pacman-install, pacman-search, etc. The pm command returns the list of known installed package managers.
xontrib load pm
pm
# pacman, brew
# Type `pacman-` and press Tab
pacman-search vim # sudo pacman -Ss vim
pacman-install vim # sudo pacman -Sy vim
Feel free to extand the list of known package managers.
PMs: apt, brew, guix, pacman, port, yum, zap. Feel free to add more, PR is welcome!
The list of commands that need to have the package manager aliases i.e. <package_manager>-<command>:
search - serach the packageinstall - install the packageuninstall - uninstall the packageOptinally:
instally (install and say yes) - install without user confirmationinstalled - list of installed packagespacman-upgrade-everything.FAQs
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We found that xontrib-pm demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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