7 releases (breaking)
0.7.0 | Sep 27, 2024 |
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0.6.0 | Sep 26, 2024 |
0.5.0 | Sep 15, 2024 |
0.4.0 | Mar 31, 2024 |
0.1.0 | Jan 22, 2024 |
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Palin - An utility liblary for package managers.
Palin is a Utility Liblary for linux's package managers, such as apt, yum, pacman. It can detect which package managers installed in a linux distro, checks if a program installed in that. In next releases, new utilites will be added.
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Guide
use palin::*;
fn main() {
let package_managers = find_package_managers(); // this returns: Vec<&'a str>
// then check which package managers exist and do your stuff depending on that. It usually will return this kind of answer:
// ["apt", "dpkg"]
// ["yum", "dnf", "rpm"]
// ["apk", "busybox"]
// etc...
}
Then you can check is a program installed on a package managers list. That functions returns a boolean:
use palin::*;
fn main(){
let is_wget_exist_in_apt = check_if_exist_in_apt("wget");
let is_wget_exist_in_dpkg = check_if_exist_in_dpkg("wget");
let is_wget_exist_in_yum = check_if_exist_in_yum("wget");
let is_wget_exist_in_dnf = check_if_exist_in_dnf("wget");
let is_wget_exist_in_rpm = check_if_exist_in_rpm("wget");
let is_wget_exist_in_pacman = check_if_exist_in_pacman("wget");
let is_wget_exist_in_busybox = check_if_exist_in_busybox("wget");
}
And also you can check existences of some specific programs:
use palin::*;
fn main(){
let is_curl_exist = check_if_curl_exist();
let is_wget_exist = check_if_wget_exist();
let is_dig_exist = check_if_dig_exist();
let is_ip_exist = check_if_ip_exist();
}
Then you can get an apt program if apt exist:
use palin::*;
fn main(){
// check if apt exist before
let get_wget_program = get_apt_program("wget").unwrap();
// do your other stuff
}
Planned Features For Future Releases
- Adding support for listing the programs of package managers.
- Adding support for showing more information support for programs of package managers.