A Python script to make repetitive downloading of frameworks, scripts, files and libraries easier.
Essentially, this allows you to make a personal library of your most used files and easily install them later
Note: This does no dependency management. It just downloads something and places it in the current directory.
#Usage
sll.py view
Shows all items from the source file
sll.py install <language> <library or framework name> [<version>]
Installs the given library, script, file or framework to the current directory
- language - the language/category of the installed file
- library or framework name - the name of the file or framework to install
- version(optional) - Indicates the particular version of this file you want to install. If none is given. It defaults to 'latest'
sll.py add <language> <library or framework name> <version> <url> [latest]
Adds an item to the source file
- language - the language/category of the added file, if the language or category does not exist, it is created
- library or framework name - the name of the file or framework that will be used
- version - Indicates the particular version of this item. You can put a number or 'latest' for this option
- url - The link to the file
- latest(optional) if 'latest' is set, this version will be linked to the latest version
sll.py remove <language> [<library or framework name> [<version>]]]
Removes a language, library or selected version of a library.
- language - the language/category to remove. If nothing else is set, will remove the entire language or category
- library or framework name - the name of the file or framework that will be removed, if nothing else past this is set, all versions of the item are removed
- version - Indicates the particular version of this item you want to remove. You can put a number or 'latest' for this option