Tusk is a JavaScript package manager. It is written entirely in JavaScript and based on CommonJS API's with few extensions.
Tusk provides a tusk command with the following subcommands:
install: downloads and installs a package and its dependencieslist: lists all installed packagesupdate: downloads the newest package catalogsearch: {keyword}, --and, --or, --{key} {value}init: initializes a Narwhal package/project directoryclone: clones a package from its version control system.catalog: lists all packages in the catalog
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Creating packages and catalogs for Tusk is simple. Tusk supports alternate and multiple-catalogs and seamless independent package installations (seas, similar to Python virtual environments).
Tusk predates the CommonJS Packages/1.0 specification and has not yet been updated.
Tusk depends on Tom Robinson's zipjs package, the Narwhal Library
narwhal-lib, and an HTTP module that supports the Narwhal http module's
API. These are all bundled with Narwhal proper, but can also be provided by
other platforms.
Copyright (c) 2009-2010, Kris Kowal
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