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Package manager for OpenFOAM

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styro

The package manager for OpenFOAM

Simplify your OpenFOAM workflows with easy package installation, management, and distribution

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✨ Why styro?

styro brings modern package management to the OpenFOAM ecosystem, making it easy to discover, install, and manage community-contributed packages. Whether you're a researcher, engineer, and/or developer, styro streamlines your workflow by eliminating manual compilation and dependency management.

🎯 Key benefits

  • 🚀 One-command installation - Install OpenFOAM packages with a single command
  • 🌎 Community-driven - Access packages from the OpenFOAM Package Index (OPI)
  • 🧩 Broad compatibility - Works seamlessly with OpenFOAM from openfoam.com and openfoam.org
  • 📦 Multiple sources - Install from OPI, local directories, or Git repositories
  • 🔄 Easy updates - Upgrade packages with automatic dependency resolution
  • 🛠️ Developer-friendly - Simple package testing, definition and distribution

▶️ Demo

Demo

📋 Requirements

Before using styro, ensure you have:

⏬ Installation

Choose any of the following methods:

  • With pip (requires Python 3.9 or later):

    pip install styro
    
  • With conda:

    conda install -c conda-forge styro
    
  • With Homebrew:

    brew install gerlero/openfoam/styro
    
  • Standalone binary (installs to $FOAM_USER_APPBIN):

    /bin/sh -c "$(curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/gerlero/styro/main/install.sh)"
    
  • Docker image:

    docker pull microfluidica/styro
    

🧑‍💻 Command reference

Command Description Example
styro install <packages> Install one or more packages styro install cfmesh
⬆️ styro install --upgrade <packages> Upgrade already installed packages styro install --upgrade cfmesh
🗑️ styro uninstall <packages> Remove installed packages styro uninstall cfmesh
🔍 styro freeze List all installed packages styro freeze
🔄 styro install --upgrade styro Upgrade styro itself (only for standalone installs) styro install --upgrade styro

📦 Package sources

✨ OpenFOAM Package Index (OPI)

styro automatically discovers packages from the community-maintained OpenFOAM Package Index.

styro install cfmesh

🖥️ Local packages

Install packages from your local filesystem:

styro install /path/to/my-custom-package

Pro tip: Add a metadata.json file to the package directory to customize installation behavior.

🌎 Git repositories

Install directly from any Git repository:

styro install https://github.com/username/my-openfoam-package.git

Just like local packages, add a metadata.json file to the repository root for custom installation settings.

🤝 Contributing

We welcome contributions! Here's how you can help:

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