hsipm/bin/postinstall.js

The Package Manager for HSI Modules and Addons.

const npmlog = require("npmlog")
npmlog.warn("HPMVerDepracted", "YOU ARE USING AN DEPRACTED VERSION. IF YOU ARE USING THIS AS A DEPENDENTS AND YOU ARE THE OWNER. SWITCH TO USING @projecthsinpmorg/hsipm")
npmlog.info("HPMPostInstall", "Welcome to HPM!")
npmlog.info("HPMPostInstall", "We at HSI work to make HPM Possible!")
npmlog.info("HPMPostInstall", "We try to make HPM as best as possible!")
npmlog.info("HPMPostInstall", "HPM Allows you to install addon packages. Something you can not do with NPM! [Yes. I am excluding the fact that you can publish your own files.]")
npmlog.info("HPMPostInstall", "Currently there is just the HPM Addon for Droppy. But it will expand into more modules!")
npmlog.info("HPMPostInstall", "AND MAYBE IT CAN ALSO UPDATE THE THING IT SELF BY USING THE GITHUB REPO! [Isn't that great?]")
npmlog.info("HPMPostInstall", "HPM Has it's REPO for the Package Manager which you can find on NPM Page. You can find the modules at: https://github.com/ProjectHSI/HSI-Modules-Packages")
npmlog.info("HPMPostInstall", "HPM Is like NPM. But for changing stuff! It has the command install. And help. That's all I need to tell for now. Run 'hpm help' for more commands.")
npmlog.info("HPMPostInstall", "Oh one more thing. Remember it's hpm. NOT hsipm! This is because of an NPM Registry thing. HPM was already registered in the database and owned by someone else.\nSo if you wanted to install the droppy addon you do:\nhpm install DroppyAddon\nAnd repeat. Do not run this! hsipm install DroppyAddon since that will not work.\nAnd that's about it. See ya'!")
npmlog.error("HPMVerDepracted", "AND AGAIN THIS VERSION THIS -> DEPRACTED! <- USE @projecthsinpmorg/hsipm INSTEAD!")