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63 lines
1.2 KiB
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# Docs
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## Installing a package
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1. download package source
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2. copy `(package).py` file to `./packages/`
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3. restart `main.py`
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4. run the command `pakk install <package name>`
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5. run any command in the package
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## Download all packages
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1. run `pakk install update`
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2. run `upd`
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3. run `pakk available` < lists all downloaded packages >
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### the `pakk install` command will pull from internet
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## Creating a package
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Once the package is installed, you can use the commands in it, here is how to make one.
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The top of the file must look like this;
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```python
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#["<package-name>", "package.<package-name>", ["command, command"]]
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# made by <your name here>
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```
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then, to write a command, just write a function with the code you want to run, take this for example;
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```python
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#["echo", "package.echo", ["out"]]
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# made by <Your name Here>
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#Function name and command must be the same
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def out(message):
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print(message)
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```
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From here you can run pretty much anything.
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```python
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#["test", "package.test", ["hello"]]
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#you can even do classes
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class test:
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def __init__(self):
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self.hello = "World"
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def func(self):
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print(self.hello)
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def hello(args):
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del args
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test = test()
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test.func()
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```
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