MyApps is a universal command line tool for managing manually installed applications.
Disclaimer
I wrote this tool over two long nights while preparing my reports and studying for college. I don't have the strength or time to write nice documentation. Just check the built-in help.
Linter, linter of the Go, code's not prettiest of them all.
# Let's say that you downloaded the latest release asset "myapps.tgz"
tar -xzf myapps.tgz
sudo ./install.shJust run the myapps command and check usage information.
Use subcommands of myapps repo to manage the repositories.
Example repository structure
name: default
description: Default repository
maintainer: MyApps
contents: []
# - name: applicationName
# description: Application description
# install_scenario:
# - some_commands
# - some_other_commands
# update_scenario:
# - some_commands
# - some_other_commands
# uninstall_scenario:
# - some_commands
# - some_other_commands
# newest_version_check:
# - some_commands
# - some_other_commands
# current_version_check:
# - some_commands
# - some_other_commands
# Those environment variables are available inside the scenarios:
# - OS (in all scenarios)
# - ARCH (in all scenarios)
# - LATEST_VERSION (in install & update scenarios)
# - CURRENT_VERSION (in update & uninstall scenarios)
# - TEMP - path to temporary directory that will be removed after scenario (in install & update scenarios)The repository schema is available in repository.schema.json file.
Configuration file is located in /usr/share/myapps/config.yaml and can be edited by the user.
Configuration file structure
# Name of default repository
default_repo: default
# GitHub repository loader configuration
github_loader:
# Enable automatic detection of default repository branch
detect_default_branch: true
# If the automatic detection is disabled, use following branch name as default (when not explicitly specified)
default_branch_name: master