Voyager
Package manager for C/C++ software.
Voyager is an enterprise focused package manager for C and C++ that integrates with Artifactory:
- Integrates with Visual Studio (MSBuild) and CMake
- Host packages in your own network on your own server
- Works with the free Community Edition of Artifactory
- Easy to use, just call
voyager install
and then build your software the regular way - Very simple package format, allowing easy packaging of existing software solutions (no need to overhaul your entire build system)
The reason we've created voyager at Prodrive Technologies is that third-party options did not fit our workflow. We have a lot of existing software which would need significant changes to integrate with one of the existing package managers for C/C++.
Installation and usage
To use voyager, install one of the releases and run voyager login
to authenticate with an Artifactory server.
After that run voyager install
to install the dependencies of the project that you want to build.
For more information about the usage of voyager, take a look at the documentation site.
Developing
Voyager is written in Python, 3.7 is the recommended version. To develop on the project create a virtual environment and run the python file.
python -m venv env
# On macOS and Linux:
source env/bin/activate
# On Windows:
.\env\Scripts\activate
pip install -r requirements.txt
python cli.py
Contributing
See the Contributing guidelines
Roadmap
- Investigate support for anonymous authentication
- Support for Artifactory Cloud. According to dohq-artifactory another class needs to be used
- Add proper testcases that use Artifactory Cloud, so they are runnable by everyone
- Change UpdateChecker class to read the latest version from Github releases
License
Contact
Feel free to open an issue with your questions or ideas. If there's something that cannot be disclosed through an issue, for example, a vulnerability, then send an email to: opensource@prodrive-technologies.com