ycpm: Your Clyp Package Manager

Your Clyp Package Manager (ycpm) is a command-line tool designed to simplify the management of Clyp packages. It allows you to install, update, and manage packages from various sources, including GitHub. You can also create, build, and publish your own packages with ease.

Features

• Install packages from GitHub and other sources (GitHub is currently supported)
• Uninstall and list installed packages
• Create new Clyp packages with a single command
• Build packages into distributable .cpak files
• Simple, user-friendly CLI

Installation

To install ycpm, use pip:

pip install ycpm

Note: Clyp 0.3.0+ should install ycpm automatically. To check if ycpm is already installed, run:

ycpm --version

To upgrade to the latest version:

pip install --upgrade ycpm

Usage

Install a Package

Install a package from GitHub (the default and currently only supported source):

ycpm install gh <author>/<repository>

Uninstall a Package

ycpm uninstall <package_name>

Create a New Package

ycpm new <package_name>

This creates a new package structure in the current directory, including a ycpm.json file for package configuration.

Build a Package

ycpm build

This creates a .cpak file for distribution. The filename must match your package name for publishing (e.g., on your GitHub releases page).

List Installed Packages

ycpm list

Troubleshooting & Help

• For help on any command, run:

  ycpm --help
  

• If you encounter issues, ensure you are using the latest version of ycpm and Clyp.

• For bug reports or feature requests, please open an issue on the GitHub repository.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.