Redpill is a cross-platform package management framework that lets you easily manage and build dependencies for large projects.
Features
Usage
Usage: redpill <command> [options]
Commands:
build download and build the dependencies
info show metadata relating to the installs
install install specific build packages
nuke nuke the local install
uninstall uninstall specific build packages
check check if a repo checkout is up-to-date
version show the version number and exit
See `redpill help <command>` for more info on a specific command.
Contribute
To contribute any patches simply fork the repository using GitHub and send a pull request to https://github.com/tav, thanks!
License
All of the code has been released into the Public Domain. Do with it as you please.
– Enjoy, tav <tav@espians.com>
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Metadata
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