Project Management

Install a bundle from a git repository.

Make a call to curl

Evaluate a given rule in a one-off manner.

Download the package source (using git) to the local cache. Return the path to the downloaded or cached soure code.

Download a git bundle from a remote respository

Download a dependency from a tape archive. The archive should have exactly one top level directory that contains the contents of the project.

Make a call to git.

Import another file that defines more rules. This ruleset is merged into the current ruleset.

Load packages from a lockfile.

Load the metadata from a project.janet file without doing a full evaluation of the project.janet file. Returns a struct with the project metadata. Raises an error if no metadata found.

Create an environment that is preloaded with jpm symbols.

Create an out of tree build configuration. This lets a user have a debug or release build, as well as other configuration on a one time basis. This works by creating a new directory with a project.janet that loads in the original project.janet file with some settings changed.

Run code at the top level if jpm dependencies are installed. Build code that imports dependencies should be wrapped with this macro, as project.janet needs to be able to run successfully even without dependencies installed.

Require a jpm file project file. This is different from a normal require in that code is loaded in the jpm environment.

Convert any bundle string/table to the normalized table form.

Make a call to tar.

Fetch latest tag version from remote repository

Update all previously installed packages to their latest versions.