6 releases (breaking)

0.5.0	Apr 2, 2021
0.4.0	Feb 20, 2021
0.3.0	Dec 8, 2020
0.2.1	Oct 16, 2020
0.1.0	Aug 24, 2020

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aspen

Passerine's package manager.

Getting Started

To install the aspen command, run this in the shell of your choice:

bash <(curl -sSf https://www.passerine.io/install.sh)

This requires git and a recent version of Cargo to work. You can inspect the contents of install.sh first if you want, we're not trying to play any tricks on you.

Start a new Passerine project using Aspen:

aspen new example

This will create a project named example in the current directory. Open this project and look through it in your editor of choice.
To run the project:

cd example
aspen run

aspen run and most other commands optionally take a path to the project root.

Commands

NOTE: Not all commands are implemented ATM. Commands in bold are partially or wholly implemented.

Command	Result
`update`	Updates the Passerine toolchain.
`new`	Creates a new Passerine package.
`publish`	Publishes package to the registries in `Aspen.toml`.
`pull`	Pulls fresh packages from the registries in `Aspen.toml`.
`add`	Adds a dependency to `Aspen.toml`.
`run`	Builds and runs the corresponding Passerine package.
`repl`	Opens a fresh repl session.
`test`	Builds and runs the package's tests.
`bench`	Builds and runs the package's benchmarks.
`doc`	Builds the package's documentation.
`debug`	Builds and runs the package in interactive debug mode.

An optional path to the project root may be provided.

Dependencies

~2–11MB
~100K SLoC