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README.md

Pack - package manager

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Warning! Project is in alpha stage, API's are very likely to be changed.

Pack is a tool that aims to simplify process of pacman package creation and allows to access them in docker-like manner from compatible pack repositories. Pack has docker version, that allows you to serve your packages and embed pack server into another go projects.

Pack can be used to:

  • install packages from compatible pack repositories
  • build your own pack packages and push them to repositories
  • start server with to provide access with your packages to others