Tiny tool to query repology.org.
Download the application from the releases page.
$ rp -s starship --with-repo chocolatey --with-repo scoop
rust:starship-module-config-derive... 0/4 repos
starship............................. 3/20 repos
$ rp -p starship --with-repo chocolatey --with-repo scoop
| :repo | :subrepo | :name | :version | :status |
|------------+----------+-------------------+----------+----------|
| chocolatey | | starship | 0.44.0 | newest |
| chocolatey | | starship.portable | 0.41.0 | outdated |
| scoop | main | starship | 0.44.0 | newest |
Create a config file at rp --config. Here is an example file.
["arch"
"gnuguix"
"nix_stable"
"linuxbrew"]rp: A tiny tool for querying repology
-s, --search TERM Search for a package
-p, --project PRJ Show repo info for a project
-a, --show-all Show all repos with -p
-r, --with-repo REPO [] Include a specific repo with -s or -p
-j, --json Convert -s or -p output to json
-c, --config Displays the config file location
-h, --help Display this help string
I wrote this in an afternoon. I had a vm with 4 non-language-specific package managers and wanted an easier way to query what was available, where.
After writing it, I realized it's small enough (< 150 loc) to be an excellent project for playing around with lumo, babashka, graal native image, etc.
This has already been accomplished with graal native image.
It may be useful to invert the information model, and have repoman determine what package managers are on the system automatically. Configuration would then be to hide repos instead of adding them.
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This program and the accompanying materials are made available under the terms of the Eclipse Public License 2.0 which is available at http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-2.0.
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