Ubik is a lightweight, elegant, no-external web service linked and easy to use package manager. Inspired by the elegant Homebrew for OSX. It contain full toolchain for package creation and repository management.
Written in Python.
Features
Install/Remove/Upgrade/Reinstall
Deps resolver for installation
Cache
Md5 checker
Package control file are Python objects
Full Python
Installation
pip install ubik
Tests
Take a look at tests page. You can run tests with tests/run_tests.sh script.
Thanks
Thanks to Requests, Docopt and ProgressBar to be awesome tools.
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License
License is AGPL3, it fully compatible with Canopsis. See LICENSE.
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Release files for ubik 0.2.7
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