#Sopa

Sopa is a local package manager. You can imagine it was a local version of bower.

##Getting Start

###Install

$ npm install sopa -g

###Pull package To use sopa, the first thing you need to do is setting the components dir use set-dir:

$ sopa set-dir ~/sopa_components

The dir is a place where store all your packages pull from web.

Now I pull the jQuery from cdnjs (https://cdnjs.com/), for example.

Firstly I search jQuery on cdnjs and copy the static file url. Here I found is a version of 2.1.3 js file - //cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.1.3/jquery.min.js

So I need to pull this file:

$ sopa pull [email protected]@js //cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.1.3/jquery.min.js

jquery is the package name you defined and 2.1.3 is the version of the package. Note that you are required a file type ( js or *css ).

###Install package Now I need to install jQuery which I'd pulled from cdnjs at current folder.

$ sopa install [email protected]@js javascripts

The last command is the folder you wanna install the static file into.

###List Sometimes you may wanna list what packages you had pull or what version you'd pull. Sopa has a command help you list it:

$ sopa ls
vue
jquery

If you wanna show what jQuery version you'd pulled, you can:

$ sopa ls jquery
1.11.2
2.1.3

##Why The reason why I create Sopa is my college always limit my data whithin 9 GB per month. Everytime I bower install or npm install cost much data. So I made Sopa.

##Sopa It named Sopa, in memory of my idol Aaron Swartz, who againsted SOPA.