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### Setup
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**Make sure Java 17 or later is installed! Mapm is built targeting 17 or later, so it will not run on older versions!**
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#### Express
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Run the command `curl https://maxwellj.xyz/mapm/mapm.sh | bash`. This will run an express setup script.
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### Making your own repo
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For now, this isn't a thing, but you'll be able to when configuration is a thing.
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### FAQ's
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**What is mapm?**
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Mapm is a package manager, intended for UNIX-based/like OSes, running on the JVM. Mapm packages are organised neatly in /usr/mapm. When built around Mapm, packages have both their executables and config files inside one directory, with one symbolic link or launch script in /usr/mapm.
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**Is Mapm any good?**
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For now, Mapm doesn't have support for dependencies, meaning if your program requires another library, Mapm won't be able to provide those yet. Mapm also hasn't got very many packages right now, as it is still very experimental.
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