Thanks for your interest in contributing to the Package Manager Landscape!
There are several ways to contribute:
Have a package manager in mind that you’d like included in the landscape? Please create a new GitHub issue and use the add or update package manager label.
If you’re comfortable opening up a pull request to make the change yourself, you’re welcome to accompany the issue with a PR! Each package manager is listed in landscape.toml, organized by the package manager taxonomy, and listed in alphabetical order.
The current landscape of software package managers is organized into two high-level categories: General and Integrated.
General package managers are primarily designed around programming languages or install packages on systems.
Integrated package managers have a closer design to a specific application or use. Examples include Integrated Development Environments (IDE), Digital Audio Workstations (DAW), and others.
Ideas about how to improve this categorization are welcome. If you have ideas for how this can be improved and expanded, please create a new issue to discuss.
The Package Manager Landscape was designed to powered primarily through landscape.toml and generated by a GitHub action. Improvements to the website are appreciated! Please create new issues using the website label.
See the /web/ directory, which includes a Flask application. That application is frozen, and the artifacts are uploaded before deploying to GitHub Pages.