Package Management
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A Composer plugin to apply patches from local or remote files to any package within a project.
A Sublime Text plugin for viewing, editing, and extracting package resources directly within the editor.
A CLI tool to check npm package and organization name availability with squatter detection.
A fast TUI for searching, inspecting, and managing Arch Linux and AUR packages with integrated security scans and news.
A command-line tool that synchronizes installed packages across multiple machines using a version-controlled configuration file.
A comprehensive set of ZSH shell completions for the Nix package manager, NixOS, NixOps, and related tools.
A PKGBUILD management framework for the Arch User Repository using git subtree workflows.
An R package for installing and updating software on Windows, with special focus on R itself and development tools.
An interactive shell script to remove unwanted default applications and webapps from Omarchy Linux installations.
A concurrent ports building tool for FreeBSD and DragonFly that creates a local package repository and automates system upgrades.
A Sublime Text 3 plugin providing syntax highlighting, code analysis, package management, and project generation for Dart development.
A flexible command-line client for interacting with Arch Linux's User Repository (AUR).
A fast-moving Common Lisp software distribution compatible with Quicklisp for immediate library publishing.
A read-write overlay filesystem that enables using pacman on Steam Deck without losing packages after system updates.
A dependable, cross-platform distribution of the Rocq proof assistant with a curated selection of libraries and tools.
A service that simplifies importing code from GitHub repositories into Deno projects.
A Composer plugin that warns about outdated packages from the last major versions after running composer update.
A flake-parts Nix module that simplifies Haskell development, packaging, and deployment with Nix flakes.
A Ruby gem providing a DSL to build and package Docker images into deployable artifacts like Debian packages.
Meta repository containing cross-package information, guidelines, and status for the Dojo framework and its ecosystem.
A Rust library that checks for new versions of CLI/GUI applications on Crates.io, GitHub, Npm, and PyPI.
A flake-parts module that integrates Cargo projects with Nix using dream2nix for building and development shells.
Normalizes and validates package.json metadata, used by npm and related tools.
Adds the vendor:publish Artisan command to Lumen applications, enabling package asset publishing.
A TUI-based maintenance tool for Arch Linux that provides system updates, package management, and maintenance utilities.
A wrapper over opam/dune providing a cargo-like experience for creating and managing OCaml projects with integrated documentation and CI.
A Composer plugin that compares composer.lock files and generates Markdown reports for dependency changes.
A Nix flake for packaging, building, and running Zig projects with dependency management and cross-compilation.
Generates Nix expressions for Bundler-managed Ruby applications to package them with the Nix package manager.
A Composer repository that serves third-party ZIP releases without requiring composer.json files.
Check if a package or organization name is available on the npm registry.
Compare npm package download trends over time with interactive charts and embeddable visualizations.
Find the closest package.json file by walking up parent directories.
An R package that installs packages from MRAN snapshots to ensure reproducible environments by locking package versions to a specific date.
Composer plugin to share packages between projects using symlinks for improved development workflows.
A React Native mobile app that serves as your personal npm dashboard for tracking public Node.js modules and collaborators.
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