dpm 0.0.2

Run commands upon installing Dart packages, and more.

Run commands upon installing & upgrades packages, powerfull package management with CLI

Usage • Available Commands

Usage

$ pub global activate dpm

To use packages that integrate with dpm, you should run dpm get instead of pub get. This will run pub get, and then install package executables into a .dpm_bin directory. Then, all installed packages will have their get dpm run.

Also replace pub upgrade with dpm upgrade. This will run get dpm as well.

You can run dpm link to link executables into .dpm_bin.

Running your own scripts

It is very likely that you want to run your own scripts during development, or upon package installation. Do as follows in your pubspec.yaml:

name: foo
# ...
scripts:
  build: gcc -o foo src/foo.cc
  post_get:
    - dart_gyp configure
    - dart_gyp build
  post_upgrade: echo ":)"

Installed dependencies with executables will automatically be filled in to the PATH during script execution.

Then, in your project root, you can run:

$ dpm build

Available Commands

• clean
• get, upgrade
• link
• init
• install
• remove
• reset

clean

Removes the .dpm_bin directory, if present.

get

This script simply runs pub get, and then calls link.

init

Essentially an npm init for Dart. This command will run you through a series of prompts, after which a pubspec.yaml will be generated for you.

install

Can be used to install dependencies without having to search the Pub directory for the current version.

# Install the newest version, and apply caret syntax
$ dpm add my-package

# Install a specific version
$ dpm add my-package@^1.0.0
$ dpm add my-package@0.0.4+25
$ dpm add "my-package@>=2.0.0 <3.0.0"

# Install a Git dependency
$ dpm add my-package@git://path/to/repo.git

# Specify a commit or ref
$ dpm add my-package@git://path/to/repo.git#bleeding-edge

# Install a local package
$ dpm add my-package@path:/Users/john/Source/Dart/pkg

# Install multiple packages
$ dpm add my-package my-other-package yet-another-package

# Install to dev_dependencies
$ dpm add --dev http test my-package@git://repo#dev

# Preview `pubspec.yaml`, without actually installing dependencies,
# or modifying the file.
$ dpm add --dry-run my-experimental-package

remove

# Remove specific package 
$ dpm remove my-package 

# Remove multiple packages
$ dpm remove my-package my-other-package

link

Creates symlinks to each dependency (in future versions, I will eliminate symlink use), and also creates executable files linked to any dependencies that export executables.

reset

Runs clean, followed by get.