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`bpkg` is a lightweight bash package manager. It takes care of fetching the shell scripts, installing them appropriately, setting the execution permission and more.
You can install shell scripts globally (on `/usr/local/bin`) or use them on a _per-project basis_ (on `./deps/`), as a lazy-man "copy and paste".
You can install shell scripts globally (on `${PREFIX:-/usr/local/bin}`) or use them on a _per-project basis_ (on `${BPKG_DEPS:-./deps/}`), as a lazy-man "copy and paste".
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* [Install](#install)
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### Installing packages
Packages can either be global (on `/usr/local/bin` if installed as root or
`$HOME/.local/bin` otherwize) or local (under `./deps`).
Packages can either be global (on `${PREFIX:-/usr/local/bin}` if installed as root or
`${PREFIX:-$HOME/.local/bin}` otherwize) or local (under `${BPKG_DEPS:-./deps}`).
For example, here's a **global install for the current user** of the [term package][term]: