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# 1.0.2 (forthcoming)
* Suppresses the progress bar by default if we're not on a TTY.
* Added `url` as a field to `SPEC.md`.
* Modified `run` so that it'll use the system version if you don't specify one.
# 1.0.1
* Fixed an issue with --no-install-optional being non-functional.
* Modified fopen calls to use `_wfopen` where appropriate to improve UTF-8 support on windows.
* Fixed some defaults around specifiying explicit binaries and datadirs for certain pathways.
* Added this CHANGELOG.md.
# 1.0.0
Initial release of `lpm`.
```
Usage: lpm COMMAND [...ARGUMENTS] [--json] [--userdir=directory]
[--cachedir=directory] [--quiet] [--version] [--help] [--remotes]
[--ssl-certs=directory/file] [--force] [--arch=x86_64-linux]
[--assume-yes] [--no-install-optional] [--verbose] [--mod-version=3]
[--datadir=directory] [--binary=path] [--symlink] [--post]
LPM is a package manager for `lite-xl`, written in C (and packed-in lua).
It's designed to install packages from our central github repository (and
affiliated repositories), directly into your lite-xl user directory. It can
be called independently, for from the lite-xl `addon_manager` addon.
LPM will always use https://github.com/lite-xl/lite-xl-plugin-manager as its base
repository, if none are present, and the cache directory does't exist,
but others can be added, and this base one can be removed.
It has the following commands:
lpm init [repo 1] [repo 2] [...] Implicitly called before all commands
if necessary, but can be called
independently to save time later, or
to set things up differently.
Adds the built in repository to your
repository list, and all `remotes`.
If repo 1 ... is specified, uses that
list of repositories as the base instead.
If "none" is specified, initializes
an empty repository list.
lpm repo list List all extant repos.
lpm [repo] add <repository remote> Add a source repository.
[...<repository remote>]
lpm [repo] rm <repository remote> Remove a source repository.
[...<repository remote>]
lpm [repo] update [<repository remote>] Update all/the specified repos.
[...<repository remote>]
lpm [plugin|library|color] install Install specific addons.
<addon id>[:<version>] If installed, upgrades.
[...<addon id>:<version>]
lpm [plugin|library|color] uninstall Uninstall the specific addon.
<addon id> [...<addon id>]
lpm [plugin|library|color] reinstall Uninstall and installs the specific addon.
<addon id> [...<addon id>]
lpm [plugin|library|color] list List all/associated addons.
<remote> [...<remote>]
lpm upgrade Upgrades all installed addons
to new version if applicable.
lpm [lite-xl] install <version> Installs lite-xl. Infers the
[binary] [datadir] paths on your system if not
supplied. Automatically
switches to be your system default
if path auto inferred.
lpm lite-xl add <version> <path> Adds a local version of lite-xl to
the managed list, allowing it to be
easily bottled.
lpm lite-xl remove <path> Removes a local version of lite-xl
from the managed list.
lpm [lite-xl] switch <version> [<path>] Sets the active version of lite-xl
to be the specified version. Auto-detects
current install of lite-xl; if none found
path can be specified.
lpm lite-xl list [name pattern] Lists all installed versions of
[...filters] lite-xl. Can specify the flags listed
in the filtering seciton.
lpm run <version> [...addons] Sets up a "bottle" to run the specified
lite version, with the specified addons
and then opens it.
lpm describe [bottle] Describes the bottle specified in the form
of a list of commands, that allow someone
else to run your configuration.
lpm table <manifest path> [readme path] Formats a markdown table of all specified
addons. Dumps to stdout normally, but if
supplied a readme, will remove all tables
from the readme, and append the new one.
lpm purge Completely purge all state for LPM.
lpm - Read these commands from stdin in
an interactive print-eval loop.
lpm help Displays this help text.
Flags have the following effects:
--json Performs all communication in JSON.
--userdir=directory Sets the lite-xl userdir manually.
If omitted, uses the normal lite-xl logic.
--cachedir=directory Sets the directory to store all repositories.
--tmpdir=directory During install, sets the staging area.
--datadir=directory Sets the data directory where core addons are located
for the system lite-xl.
--binary=path Sets the lite-xl binary path for the system lite-xl.
--verbose Spits out more information, including intermediate
steps to install and whatnot.
--quiet Outputs nothing but explicit responses.
--mod-version=version Sets the mod version of lite-xl to install addons.
--version Returns version information.
--help Displays this help text.
--ssl-certs Sets the SSL certificate store. Can be a directory,
or path to a certificate bundle.
--arch=architecture Sets the architecture (default: x86_64-linux).
--assume-yes Ignores any prompts, and automatically answers yes
to all.
--no-install-optional On install, anything marked as optional
won't prompt.
--trace Dumps to STDERR useful debugging information, in
particular information relating to SSL connections,
and other network activity.
--progress For JSON mode, lines of progress as JSON objects.
By default, JSON does not emit progress lines.
--symlink Use symlinks where possible when installing modules.
If a repository contains a file of the same name as a
`files` download in the primary directory, will also
symlink that, rather than downloading.
The following flags are useful when listing plugins, or generating the plugin
table. Putting a ! infront of the string will invert the filter. Multiple
filters of the same type can be specified to create an OR relationship.
--author=author Only display addons by the specified author.
--tag=tag Only display addons with the specified tag.
--stub=git/file/false Only display the specified stubs.
--dependency=dep Only display addons that have a dependency on the
specified addon.
--status=status Only display addons that have the specified status.
--type=type Only display addons on the specified type.
--name=name Only display addons that have a name which matches the
specified filter.
There also several flags which are classified as "risky", and are never enabled
in any circumstance unless explicitly supplied.
--force Ignores checksum inconsistencies.
--post Run post-install build steps. Must be explicitly enabled.
Official repositories must function without this
flag being needed; generally they must provide
binaries if there is a native compilation step.
--remotes Automatically adds any specified remotes in the
repository to the end of the resolution list.
--ssl-certs=noverify Ignores SSL certificate validation. Opens you up to
man-in-the-middle attacks.
There exist also other debug commands that are potentially useful, but are
not commonly used publically.
lpm test [test file] Runs the specified test suite.
lpm table <manifest> [...filters] Generates markdown table for the given
manifest. Used by repositories to build
READMEs.
lpm download <url> [target] Downloads the specified URL to stdout,
or to the specified target file.
lpm extract <file.[tar.gz|zip]> Extracts the specified archive at
[target] target, or the current working directory.
```
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