unapt

Unapt is a versatile command-line tool designed to simplify the process of downloading, installing, updating, removing, and managing files from a specified repository. It provides functionalities similar to apt, tailored for Linux environments. With Unapt, users can efficiently handle files with ease, ensuring they have the latest versions and can seamlessly contribute to the repository.

Features:

Install: Download and install files from a specified repository.
Update: Redownload and replace files to ensure you have the latest version.
Remove: Uninstall and remove files from your system.
List: Display a list of all installed files.
Upload: Easily upload files to the repository and automatically create a pull request for contributions.
History: Keep track of all downloaded files for easy reference.
Compatibility:

Supported on Linux distributions.
Usage Examples:

$ unapt install filename
$ unapt update filename
$ unapt remove filename
$ unapt list
$ unapt upload filename
Enhance your command-line experience with Unapt, ensuring your files are always up-to-date and managed efficiently.