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YPMS / YOPR

YPSH Package Management Script and YPSH Official Package Repository

What is YPMS?

YPMS is a package manager created for YPSH.
Of course, it can also be used for purposes other than YPSH.

Installation

Warning

YPMS is not binary-based and relies on shebang.
Therefore, it does not work in some environments (most Windows environments).
We plan to address this in the future.
(If you have a workaround, please help us by submitting a pull request.)

Installation using PyYPSH

Prerequisite

• Python 3.x (Recommend 3.12+)
• YPSH v8.1+

If you have already installed the PyYPSH runtime, running ypsh --ypms will install the launcher.
After that, you can use ypms as is. ¹

Contributing

Package Submission

If you'd like to add a new package, please send us a pull request.
There are almost no restrictions on the type of package.
You can publish a library for YPSH as a package, or even your own CLI tool.
However, harmful packages may be rejected.
Also, since YOPR is an official repository, it requires a certain level of recognition or expectation.
You can also set up your own YPMS repository.
In that case, see [Custom YPMS Repository].

Contributing to YPMS Itself

Contributions to YPMS itself are also welcome.
You can contribute via issue or PR.

Custom YPMS Repository

Creating a YPMS repository is easy.
Simply create a file structure based on the yopr directory in this repository and make it accessible via HTTPS.
*Some file customizations may be required.

Footnotes

1. The ypms command is immediately available only if the default installation path of the ypsh binary has been added to your PATH environment variable. If not, you can run it using an absolute or relative path. ↩