#bpkg is a lightweight bash package manager. It takes care of fetching the shell scripts, installing them appropriately, setting the execution permission and more

It currently has Github support only, but I've added usage of GitLab to store and fetch #bpkg packages and maintaining a fork until PR is officially merged

Take a look at https://gitlab.com/bit-man/bpkg !

Me experimenting with build scripts for bash, using
- #shfmt - formatting
- #shellcheck - linting
- bats - unit testing
- #shelldoc - for google style docstrings
- source - library importing
- #bashlog - basic logging
- TODO: #bpkg - library packaging

https://github.com/matthewdeanmartin/isopod_shell

Is #bpkg (bash package, sort of pypi for bash) genius or mischief or encouraging self harm by writing programs in #bash?

https://bpkg.sh/packages/name/