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jacky

v0.0.11

Published

a simple package manager for web applications

Downloads

13

Readme

jacky - a package manager for node.js

The purpose of this project is to provide a basic understanding of how package managers work. Although functional, it is not meant to be a production-ready package manager, and is not made for use in real-world projects.

Installation

Install jacky using npm:

npm i -g jacky

Usage

Adding a Package

To add a package to your project using jacky, run the jacky add command followed by the package name:

jacky add <package>

Removing a Package

To uninstall a package using jacky, run the jacky remove command followed by the package name:

jacky remove <package>

Contributing

Thank you for considering contributing to jacky ! At this time, I am not accepting contributions, but I hope to in the near future. Please check back later for updates on how to contribute.

License

jacky is licensed under the MIT license.