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pkgmgr/pkgmgr/cli/__init__.py
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
from __future__ import annotations
import os
from pkgmgr.core.config.load import load_config
from .context import CLIContext
from .parser import create_parser
from .dispatch import dispatch_command
__all__ = ["CLIContext", "create_parser", "dispatch_command", "main"]
# User config lives in the home directory:
# ~/.config/pkgmgr/config.yaml
USER_CONFIG_PATH = os.path.expanduser("~/.config/pkgmgr/config.yaml")
DESCRIPTION_TEXT = """\
\033[1;32mPackage Manager 🤖📦\033[0m
\033[3mKevin's Package Manager is a multi-repository, multi-package, and multi-format
development tool crafted by and designed for:\033[0m
\033[1;34mKevin Veen-Birkenbach\033[0m
\033[4mhttps://www.veen.world/\033[0m
\033[1mOverview:\033[0m
A powerful toolchain that unifies and automates workflows across heterogeneous
project ecosystems. pkgmgr is not only a package manager — it is a full
developer-oriented orchestration tool.
It automatically detects, merges, and processes metadata from multiple
dependency formats, including:
\033[1;33mPython:\033[0m pyproject.toml, requirements.txt
\033[1;33mNix:\033[0m flake.nix
\033[1;33mArch Linux:\033[0m PKGBUILD
\033[1;33mAnsible:\033[0m requirements.yml
This allows pkgmgr to perform installation, updates, verification, dependency
resolution, and synchronization across complex multi-repo environments — with a
single unified command-line interface.
\033[1mDeveloper Tools:\033[0m
pkgmgr includes an integrated toolbox to enhance daily development workflows:
\033[1;33mVS Code integration:\033[0m Auto-generate and open multi-repo workspaces
\033[1;33mTerminal integration:\033[0m Open repositories in new GNOME Terminal tabs
\033[1;33mExplorer integration:\033[0m Open repositories in your file manager
\033[1;33mRelease automation:\033[0m Version bumping, changelog updates, and tagging
\033[1;33mBatch operations:\033[0m Execute shell commands across multiple repositories
\033[1;33mGit/Docker/Make wrappers:\033[0m Unified command proxying for many tools
\033[1mCapabilities:\033[0m
• Clone, pull, verify, update, and manage many repositories at once
• Resolve dependencies across languages and ecosystems
• Standardize install/update workflows
• Create symbolic executable wrappers for any project
• Merge configuration from default + user config layers
Use pkgmgr as both a robust package management framework and a versatile
development orchestration tool.
For detailed help on each command, use:
\033[1mpkgmgr <command> --help\033[0m
"""
def main() -> None:
"""
Entry point for the pkgmgr CLI.
"""
config_merged = load_config(USER_CONFIG_PATH)
# Directories: be robust and provide sane defaults if missing
directories = config_merged.get("directories") or {}
repositories_dir = os.path.expanduser(
directories.get("repositories", "~/Repositories")
)
binaries_dir = os.path.expanduser(
directories.get("binaries", "~/.local/bin")
)
# Ensure the merged config actually contains the resolved directories
config_merged.setdefault("directories", {})
config_merged["directories"]["repositories"] = repositories_dir
config_merged["directories"]["binaries"] = binaries_dir
all_repositories = config_merged.get("repositories", [])
ctx = CLIContext(
config_merged=config_merged,
repositories_base_dir=repositories_dir,
all_repositories=all_repositories,
binaries_dir=binaries_dir,
user_config_path=USER_CONFIG_PATH,
)
parser = create_parser(DESCRIPTION_TEXT)
args = parser.parse_args()
if not getattr(args, "command", None):
parser.print_help()
return
dispatch_command(args, ctx)
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()