Jeep is a bundle management utility for Janet bundles.
Warning
Jeep is in a beta stage of development. There are likely to be bugs and gaps in its implementation.
Jeep only supports modern bundles. That is bundles that use the info.jdn
format for describing metadata. It does not work with legacy bundles, bundles
that use project.janet.
Clone the repository and run janet lib/cli.janet install. If Jeep is already
installed, you can reinstall with janet lib/cli.janet install -r.
Jeep offers the following commands for use at both the global and bundle level:
jeep installjeep listjeep quickbinjeep uninstall
The following commands work at the bundle level only:
jeep apijeep buildjeep cleanjeep depjeep prepjeep test
More information about each subcommand is available by running jeep help <subcommand>.
Jeep uses the label DEVEL during development. When a new version is released,
a tag is created for that version in the repository.
Found a bug? I'd love to know about it. The best way is to report your bug in the Issues section on GitHub.
Jeep is licensed under the MIT Licence. See LICENSE for more details.