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package manager

All-In-One Packager

Generate uniform packages for various platforms using simple source declaration. "Packages as Code"

Project for package management over apt package manager.

Automatically resolve and source your Bash dependencies on run time, from Github or Gitlab code repositories.

CHICKEN Scheme package and project manager, written in Rust.

cdt-pma, part of the crypto-detection-tool project, scans installed packages via apt, identifying insecure ones and reporting potential dependencies affected for comprehensive vulnerability assessment

FatScript package manager

The package manager that willingly installs packages. (Meant to be) cross-platform.

A highly configurable package manager

libCUDF is a reference implementation of CUDF (Common Upgradeability Description Format), a document format to describe package upgrade scenarios, in a package manager agnostic way.

Dockerfiles to build the Fusion PHP package manager and push images to the official Docker Hub.

Documentation for the Fusion PHP package manager.

Nix Flake for the Fortran Package Manager.

A PHP package manager that treats root projects and their dependencies as generic packages within a unified modular package system.

A simple package manager/virtual environment for GNU Guile.

A pain-reduction tool for Linux and *BSD system administrators. It lists all your packages from every installer, incuding: apk, apt, bun, cargo, conda, dnf, emerge, eopkg, flatpak, gem, go, guix, homebrew, nix, npm, pacman, pip, pipx, pkg, pkgsrc, pkgtools, pnpm, rpm, rpm-ostree, snap, swupd, tdnf, tlmgr, urpmi, uv, xbps, yarn, yum, zypper. It normally tries to skip packages in your system base, but you can override this.

Universal CLI tool isolator for Python, npm, and release binaries. Installs each tool in its own environment with clean PATH shims and optional Linux env/fs policy.

Melon is a tiny, transparent package manager built completely in Bash. It uses simple .melonpkg archives, a flat-file repo.db, and can pull packages from local folders or remote GitLab/GitHub repositories [Coming soon!].