`vrc-get`

Open Source command line client of VRChat Package Manager.

_{This project is developed by community, not by VRChat.}

Goals

Provide Open Source command line client of VRChat Package Manager.
Provide more functionality than official vpm command.

Commands

For more details, please see --help

[x] vrc-get install [pkg] [version] (with alias vrc-get i [pkg] [version])
[x] vrc-get remove [pkg] (with alias vrc-get rm [pkg])
[x] vrc-get outdated
[x] vrc-get upgrade [pkg] [version]
[x] vrc-get repo list
[x] vrc-get repo add <url> [NAME]
[x] vrc-get repo remove <name or url>
[x] vrc-get repo cleanup
[x] vrc-get repo packages <NAME|url>

Installation

Using `cargo`

If you have cargo, installing using cargo is the easiest way to install vrc-get.

bash cargo install --locked --git https://github.com/anatawa12/vrc-get.git --tag <version>

Prebuilt binaries

There's prebuilt binaries on the [release] page.

Download executable file for your platform and place to everywhere you want. There's no additional requirements for thise binaries. All binaries are compiled statically as possible.

For linux, it's a actually static linked executable.

For windows, only bcrypt.dll, ntdll.dll, kernel32.dll, advapi32.dll, ws2_32.dll, secur32.dll, and crypt32.dll, which is builtin dlls, are dynamically linked.

For macOS, only Security.framework, CoreFoundation.framework, libiconv.2.dylibs, and libSystem.B.dylibs, which are macOS-builtin dylibs, are dynamically linked.

For GitHub Actions

To use this tool to resolve(install) vpm dependencies, you can use anatawa12/sh-actions/resolve-vpm-packages@master.

To use other commands, you can install vpm-get via anatawa12/sh-actions/setup-vrc-get@master.

For more details, please see README for each action.

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