Using or Testing xpkg
After completing the writing of the xpkg package, you can use or test it using the following steps.
1. Add custom package to index manager
bash
xim --add-xpkg yourPath/pkgname.lua[xlings:xim]: convert xpkg-file to runtime path - pkgs/m/pkgname.lua
[xlings:xim]: add xpkg - pkgs/m/pkgname.lua
[xlings:xim]: update index databaseTIP
xim (Xlings Installation Manager) not only supports adding local xpkg files, but also supports adding network xpkg files, which greatly facilitates the sharing and distribution of xpkg packages.
bash
xim --add-xpkg https://.../pkgname.lua2. Query if registration was successful
bash
xim -s pkgname{
"local:pkgname@0.4.40" = { },
"local:pkgname@0.4.43" = {
"local:pkgname@latest",
"local:pkgname"
},
}TIP
Generally, locally registered package names will have a local namespace identifier in front, which corresponds to local:pkgname
3. Install
After successful addition, you can install in the normal way
bash
xlings install local:pkgname4. Verify if installation was successful
Check if it exists in the installation list
bash
xlings use pkgname5. Uninstall
bash
xlings remove local:pkgname