Hello "PI", which stands for "Pharo Install", is a command line interface (CLI) to query and install Pharo packages: https://github.com/hernanmd/pi. With PI you can install Pharo packages in a unix-like shell command line interface. For example: $ pi install ISO3166 To get your repository listed with the "pi list" command, just tag your GitHub repository with "pharo". If there are multiple repositories with the same name, you can disambiguate specifying the repository owner: $ pi install user-name/repository-name Please let me know if this tool is also useful to you; and do not hesitate to ask a question that might appear using pi. Enjoy, Hernán

Very interesting!!! Thanks for sharing Hernan! > El 30 dic. 2022, a las 17:01, Hernán Morales Durand <hernan.morales@gmail.com> escribió: > > Hello > > "PI", which stands for "Pharo Install", is a command line interface (CLI) to query and install Pharo packages: https://github.com/hernanmd/pi <https://github.com/hernanmd/pi>. With PI you can install Pharo packages in a unix-like shell command line interface. For example: > > $ pi install ISO3166 > > To get your repository listed with the "pi list" command, just tag your GitHub repository with "pharo". If there are multiple repositories with the same name, you can disambiguate specifying the repository owner: > > $ pi install user-name/repository-name > Please let me know if this tool is also useful to you; and do not hesitate to ask a question that might appear using pi. > > > Enjoy, > > Hernán >