CCCP package manager

The CCCP Crafter of Controlled Packages (CCCP) is apackage manager that has been designed and implemented from scratch in C. CCCP is managed by the Soviet-Linux team and developed at https://github.com/Soviet-Linux/CCCP.

it uses the filesystem tree as its database to store package metadata and recipes

Examples

Installing a package:
```
cccp --install <my_package>
```
Removing a package:
```
cccp --remove <my_package>
```
Searching for a package:
```
cccp --search <package_name>
```
Updating the repos:
```
cccp --update
```
Upgrading all packages:
```
cccp --upgrade
```
Installing from a local file:
```
cccp --package /path/to/package.ecmp
```

Usage

The basic usage of CCCP is as follows:

cccp [options/package]

Options are evaluated from left to right, meaning the order in which you pass them matters.

Command Options

Here is a detailed breakdown of the options available in CCCP:

General Commands

-v, --version Displays the current version of CCCP.
```
cccp --version
```
-h, --help Displays this help message, showing the list of available commands and options.
```
cccp --help
```

Package Management

-i, --install <package> Installs the specified package from the custom repository.
```
cccp --install <package_name>
```
--no-checksum Bypasses checksum verification during package installation.
```
cccp --install <package_name> --no-checksum
```
-r, --remove <package> Removes the specified package from the system.
```
cccp --remove <package_name>
```
-l, --list Lists all the installed packages on the system.
```
cccp --list
```
-s, --search <package> Searches for packages in the repository that match the specified name.
```
cccp --search <package_name>
```

Package Updates

--update Checks if there are updates available for any installed packages.
```
cccp --update
```
--upgrade Upgrades all outdated packages to their latest versions.
```
cccp --upgrade
```

Advanced Options

-pkg, --package <path/to/package.ecmp> Installs a package from a local file. Use this option when you have a package in .ecmp format.
```
cccp --package /path/to/package.ecmp
```
-ow, --overwrite Overwrites existing installed packages when installing a new version.
```
cccp --install <package_name> --overwrite
```
-dbg, --debug <level 0-4> Prints debug information for troubleshooting purposes. The debug level ranges from 0 (minimal) to 4 (verbose).
```
cccp --debug 3
```
--clean Cleans up the cache directory, freeing up space by removing temporary files.
```
cccp --clean
```
--verbose Switches to verbose output, providing detailed information during the execution of the command.
```
cccp --verbose
```

Prompt Responses

-Yy, -Nn Automatically responds with “Yes” or “No” to prompts during installation or removal of packages.
- Use -Yy to automatically answer “Yes”.
- Use -Nn to automatically answer “No”.
```
cccp --install <package_name> -Yy
```

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