Kagero

A cross-platform universal and easy to use package manager.
This crate is a binary as well as a library and features Kagero-specific filesystem utils and Orochi-specific data types and utils, but also a general-purpose Printer utility to read from and write to the command-line, with color too.

Installing

Cargo (Rust SDK)

Run cargo install kagero and you're done! If you haven't already, add $HOME/.cargo/bin to your PATH.

Pacman (Arch Linux, Artix Linux, Manjaro)

Coming soon.

XBPS (Void Linux)

APT (Debian, Ubuntu, Linux Mint)

Coming soon.

DNF (Fedora, RHEL)

Compiling from Source (Rust SDK)

1. Clone the repo with git clone https://github.com/Stridsvagn69420/Kagero.git
2. Either directly install it: cargo install --path Kagero (Make sure $HOME/.cargo/bin is in your PATH)
3. OR Go into the newly created folder with cd Kagero
4. And run cargo build --release and copy the binary located at ./target/release/kagero[.exe]

Usage

WIP.

FAQ

Why is it called Kagero?

1. I'm obsessed with Fire Emblem and I thought Kagero would fit.
2. It sounds a bit like Rust's package manager, Cargo.

Should I still use my system package manager (pacman, apt, rpm, etc.)

Yes, absolutely!
Your system package manager is far more advanced and still neccesary for updating the kernel/core elements. Currently Kagero is only for non-system software like games, applications that don't extend the core operating system (or have essential files in system folders), or fun projects.