Repositories

Repositories

Starting a GuPM repositories couldn't be simpler.

g repo bootstrap

This command will create a simple gupm_repo.json in your folder, which will be the entry point of any further deployement.

example of list file :

{
 "packages" : {
    "myPackage" : [ "0.0.1", "0.0.2", "0.0.3" ]
 }
}

The packages will be contained in sub-folders (package/version/package-version.tgz) The whole thing is managed by the g publish command so you don't have to.

Packages are installable from your repo with:

g install https://   yourrepo.io   :   package-name

You can publish your packages with the "g publish" command.

g publish
g publish java # sub repo "java"
g publish windows # sub repo "windows"

then a user can install a package from a sub-repo :

g plugin install https://azukaar.github.io/GuPM-official/repo:java/jsonParser

It is useful to use sub-repos for OS-specific dependencies. (g publish windows, then mac and linux). Once published, you can automatically let GuPM switch sub-repo based on OS name.

g plugin install https://azukaar.github.io/GuPM-official/repo:OS/node