# UPKG Package Yourself, a tool to help you manage repos of your personal ‘scripts’ like they’re packages.
Use Git repos as installable program packages, just like a system package manager.
## NOTES
make, git, bash, python – that’s it
## TODO * implment base command stubs * Make something installable. * Support config file(s)
## Config file
It’s python.
At ~/.config/upkg/upkg_cfg.py
runtime switch -c to override default
## CMDS
### install
### search
### update
### remove
### push
### query
### depends
### provides
## Profiles / Groups
Install a set of packages in one command
Copyright (C) 2013 Jeff Buttars
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