0.6.0
There are several new features and documentation improvements in this release.
1. ahkpm install now supports omitting the version from packages
For example: ahkpm install gh:joshuacc/simple-http.
If you do not specify a version, ahkpm will attempt to find the latest valid semantic version. If no valid semantic version of the package is available, it will fall back to branch:main. If there is no main branch, it will fall back to branch:master.
2. Added ahkpm search command to find packages
Want to see what ahkpm packages are available that match a specific query? Try ahkpm search [<myTerms>].... For example, ahkpm search terminal outputs the following:
Name Description
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github.com/joshuacc/chalk.ahk An AutoHotkey library for colorizing terminal output
3. Added a packages page to ahkpm.dev
If browsing the web is more your thing than searching via CLI, head on over and take a look at the Packages page to discover interesting libraries for your project.
4. A new introduction page has been added to ahkpm.dev
The docs website now has a much friendlier guided introduction to using ahkpm. The previous introduction page is now the "Quick Start" guide.
5. ahkpm update now supports a --all flag
Now you can run ahkpm update --all to update all your dependencies in one shot.
6. Added ahkpm include command to generate #Include directive with proper paths
Running ahkpm include gh:joshuacc/simple-http will output the following.
#Include, %A_ScriptDir%\ahkpm-modules\github.com\joshuacc\simple-http\simple-http.ahk
To add it to the top of an AHK script instead, simply run ahkpm include gh:joshuacc/simple-http -f my-file.ahk
7. Added --defaults flag to ahkpm init
Running ahkpm init --defaults allows you to create an ahkpm.json file without having to go through the interactive prompts. It will use default values for everything.