Csomagod

csomagod is a cross-platform open-source package management and build tool designed to streamline the discovery, retrieval, and installation of software packages as well as their build and deployment. It provides a unified command-line interface for developers and system administrators to manage dependencies, track versions, and reproduce builds across environments.

The tool uses a manifest file, typically named csomagod.yaml or csomagod.json, which declares package metadata, sources, dependencies, and platform-specific build steps. It resolves dependency graphs using semantic versioning constraints and can generate a lock file to pin exact versions for reproducible installations.

Packages can be fetched from a central registry or multiple configured registries, with support for caching and offline operation. The build subsystem allows per-package build scripts and environment configuration, and can integrate with containers to enable isolated or cross-platform builds. A plugin system extends fetchers, builders, and formatters, enabling customization and ecosystem growth.

Csomagod is maintained by a community of developers and released under an open-source license. It is designed to be lightweight and extensible, with ongoing development aimed at improving performance, security, and ecosystem integration. It is commonly used in small to mid-sized development teams and in educational settings, where consistent, repeatable environments are valued.