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Project description
Plugget: Plugin Package Manager
Install app packages (plugins, addons, icons, ...) from a repo with a single Python command:
import plugget
plugget.install("my_package")
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requirements
- pip installed
- git installed (aim to auto handle requirements in future)
not to confuse with
- PluGeth The extensible Geth fork, ethereum, golang
- pluGET A package manager to update minecraft server plugin & software
package manager comparison
PyPi installs only packaged python modules. Plugget supports other languages, e.g. Maxscript, and links to unpackaged repos.
WinGet, chocolatey, etc. install apps, Plugget installs plugins for apps.
manifest repo
- package manifests live in the manifest repo
issues
If the install fails. It likely is a bad manifest, a bad install, or a bug with Plugget. Report the issue in issues. There's a small chance the GitHub servers are down, you can check the github status.
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