Package Management in CLI

Shit's package management is powerful. You can install/uninstall external package easily by shit cli

NOTE

Shit's package always ends with .pkg

Install the specified package

shit --install <Package Path >

<Package Path> is the package's path.

Then the package will be installed in etc/shit/packages/<Package Name>

Uninstall the specified package

shit --uninstall <Package Path >

As same as install, <Package Path> is the package's path.

Then the package will be uninstalled from etc/shit/packages/<Package Name>

Enable the specified package

An installed package needs to enable, or the package will not run.

shit --enable <Package Name >

<Package Name> is the name of the package (for example: test but not test.pkg)

Then the package will be enabled in packages/settings.json

Disable the specified package

Of course, you can disable a package easily.

shit --disable <Package Name >

<Package Name> is same as --enable option

Then the package will be disabled in packages/settings.json