Class Package Manager (CPM)

Manage sharable classes and utility functions in your project — like npm, but for individual classes and functions.

📦 Installation

Install globally:

npm install -g class-package-manager

🚀 Usage

Initialize a CPM project

cpm init

• Creates a .cpm/cpm.json file in your project.
• Tracks installed CPM packages.

Install a package

cpm install hello

• Downloads the package into your project’s .cpm folder.
• Updates .cpm/cpm.json.

Example usage:

import hello from './.cpm/hello/index.ts';
hello();

Search for packages

cpm search hello

• Searches npm for packages matching hello.
• Shows results in the terminal.

List installed packages

cpm list

• Displays all installed CPM packages and their versions.

Uninstall a package

cpm uninstall hello

• Removes the package from .cpm and updates cpm.json.

📂 Folder Structure Example

my-project/
├─ .cpm/
│  └─ hello/
├─ src/
│  └─ index.ts
└─ package.json

✅ Tips

• Use your npm username for scoped packages: @username/package.
• Keep packages small and focused (one class/function or a related set).

📄 License

MIT