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[](https://www.python.org/) [](https://lbesson.mit-license.org/) [](https://github.com/EagleoutIce/sltx/graphs/commit-activity) [](https://pypi.python.org/pypi/sltx/) [](https://github.com/EagleoutIce/sltx) # sltx 0.1.x 1. [Short overview](#short-overview) 2. [How tos'](#how-tos) 1. [How to get](#how-to-get) 2. [How to run](#how-to-run) 3. [Todos](#todos) ## Short overview `sltx` is a simple (python 3.5+) script, i've written for *my own purposes* (LaTeX). It uses `sltx-dep.yml` files to track my latex dependencies over various repositories and installs them on the host-system. I use it only under linux, with texlive installed, but it should work for other os too. You can configure the installer for your host-system using the `sltx-config.yml` or supply it while installing. ## How tos' ### How to get The script including the Package `sltxpkg` is available with [pypi/sltx](https://pypi.org/project/sltx/) So simply install it like any other Python package with `sltx` with pip: ```bash pip install sltx ``` (You can use `pip3` as well) Afterwards `sltx` should be available as a normal script! Afterwards you can updates with `pip` and the `--upgrade`-flag. ### How to run Just run `sltx` or `sltx -h` to get the help menu. If you want to install dependencies from a file like `dep.yml` run: ```bash sltx -d dep.yml ``` If you have your own configuration, lets say it is name "config.yml" add `-c config.yml`. If you want to generate a *github workflow* just type `sltx -g`. ## Todos * add .sltx-src.yml or some similar file so that the repo itself can determine what it should serve? -- maybe allow different "sets"? * Update functionality