bpm is a plug-in manager for bash. You can use it to manage your bash configuration in a modular fashion, and easily share parts of it with others. It manages dependencies and does other cool stuff.

1. Get the code:

    git clone https://github.com/netj/bpm.git ~/.bpm
   

2. Add following line to your ~/.bashrc and ~/.bash_profile:

    . ~/.bpm/bpm.sh
   

3. To use bpm command, run the line above with your current shell or start a new one.

Once installed, bpm command is your friend.

All available plug-ins are shown by

bpm find

More information about particular plug-in, say foo, is shown by

bpm info foo

To enable a plug-in, run:

bpm enable foo

To disable it:

bpm disable foo

You can use bpm on and bpm off instead if you prefer shorter ones.

All enabled plug-ins are shown by

bpm ls

And that's almost everything about using bpm. Enjoy!

~netj