A CLI software manager for Windows that allows you to download, update and launch programs.
It supports public sources, cloud storage and BitTorrent.

Features

denget provides a unified interface for getting all of your software, while being user-friendly and colorful.

With denget, you can:

• Install programs using a single command, even from BitTorrent
• Easily automate the installation of programs unavailable in other package managers
• Set up a private cloud source with installers and portable apps you own
• Distribute your own software

Installation

Open your PowerShell terminal (Windows Terminal recommended) and run:

irm github.com/DenisionSoft/denget/releases/latest/download/install.ps1 | iex

For prerequisites and installation options, please see the 📥Installation docs page.

To update denget to the latest version, run:

denget upgrade denget

A main bucket is bundled with your denget installation.

Quick Start

To install an app, just run:

denget install app_name

To see a list of installed apps, run:

denget list

To learn more, visit the 🚀Starting Up docs page.

Documentation

Documentation, usage examples and guides are available here.

Credit & Notices

This program was inspired by both amazing scoop and winget.
It also wraps rclone and aria2 for some functionality, while not using their source code. See more in NOTICE.md.

A special thanks to Masha who made this project possible.

License

denget and its main bucket are licensed under the MIT license.

Contributing

Please read the contribution guidelines for instructions on how to contribute.

If you find a bug or have a feature request, open a new issue on the GitHub issue tracker. Please include as much detail as possible, including PowerShell version, error messages, and steps to reproduce the issue.

Development

This project uses the Semantic Versioning for version numbers and Conventional Commits for commit messages.

There are two branches - a main branch representing the latest released version, and a dev branch containing the latest changes.
All pull requests should be made against the dev branch.

A release history with a changelog can be found on the GitHub releases page.