Getting Started with GHPM - v1.7

Currently, the installation of version 1.7 via the terminal using the Git command is not enabled for Mac or Linux devices. This intentional restriction is part of our effort to transition users towards utilizing accounts to access our software.

As a result, the latest version is exclusively accessible through our official Github Package Manager (GHPM) website, encouraging users to create an account and download the updated version

Getting Started with GHPM - Other OS

Windows OS Has just been added, please provide feedback on it- get it through the GHPM website!

If you are using an uncommon Linux distro, try it out for us, and let us know how it goes! The vast majority of Linux OSs will run GHPM perfectly fine, but we haven't tested them all.

Still not your OS? Let us know what it is, and we can work on adding support for it. (Currently Android is not supported along with Windows OS. Sorry to disappoint!)

Getting Started with GHPM - v1.5

GitHub Package Manager is a tool that simplifies the process of managing packages in your GitHub repositories. This tutorial will guide you through the steps of cloning the GitHub Package Manager repository and running the Start.py script to get you started.

Prerequisites:

• Git installed on your machine
• Python 3 installed on your machine

Steps:

1. Clone the GitHub Package Manager Repository:

   Open your terminal or command prompt and run the following command:

   git clone https://github.com/smoke-wolf/GitHub-Package-Manager.git

   This command will clone the GitHub Package Manager repository to your local machine.

2. Navigate to the Repository Directory:

   Move into the cloned repository directory using the cd command:

   cd GitHub-Package-Manager

3. Run the Start.py Script:

   Once you are inside the repository directory, run the Start.py script using Python 3:

   python3 Start.py

   This script is likely to contain the main functionality of the GitHub Package Manager. It may set up configurations, initialize the application, or provide you with further instructions.

4. Follow On-screen Instructions:

   The Start.py script may prompt you with on-screen instructions or options to configure the GitHub Package Manager. Follow the prompts and provide any required information.

5. Explore the GitHub Package Manager:

   After running the script and following any setup steps, you can start exploring the GitHub Package Manager. Check the documentation or README file in the repository for information on how to use the tool, its features, and any additional configurations.

Note:

• Ensure that you have the necessary permissions to clone repositories and execute scripts on your machine.
• If you encounter any issues, refer to the repository's documentation or issues section for troubleshooting.
• Keep your Python environment up to date, and install any dependencies specified in the repository if needed.

By following these steps, you should have successfully cloned the GitHub Package Manager repository and executed the Start.py script to set up and start using the tool.