Graphite is an open source, basic package management tool that lets you get, create and remove static and dynamic packages.
Important
Graphite is under development, stable builds will be released in the releases tab.
Warning
Graphite has updated it's legacy GIHs to use the .gih file extension. Any existing indexes will still be supported.
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graphite update
graphite get [ path ] [ destination ]
An example path: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Dismalitie/JaxCore-CS/main/JaxCore-Installer/bin/Debug/graphite.gih
Downloads all files included in a .gih - Graphite Installation Hive - to destination.
To quickly remove a package that is installed in the current directory, run:
graphite del [ path ] [ destination ]
This will remove any files associated with the package provided with the path argument in the destination directory.
To create / index a package, run:
graphite index [ path ] [ destination ]
This will add all files at path to an index file outputted at destination, which can be used when retrieving the package with get.
Note: the graphite file must be put in the same directory as the files when hosting
Dynamic packages (.npkg) are files that will always extract the latest version. These require internet to extract.
To create one, run:
graphite netpack [ path ] [ packname ] [ destination ]
Replace path with a web address that contains a Graphite Installation Hive - see Creating a static package
Replace packname with what you want your pack to be called. E.g: MyPack would become MyPack.npkg. The package file will be outputted at destination.
To retrieve a package, run:
graphite netunpack [ path ] [ destination ]
Replace path with the location of a local .npkg file.
It will extract the latest copy to destination.
To remove a dynamic package installed on the local system, run
graphite netdel [ path ] [ destination ]
Any files associated with the .npkg file will be removed in the destination directory.