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Jhol – Fast, Offline-Friendly Package Manager

Jhol is a fast, offline-friendly alternative to npm and Yarn with local caching and npm fallback.

Why use Jhol?

Fast installs – Caches package tarballs so repeat installs skip the registry when possible.
Offline-friendly – Install previously cached packages without a network.
npm-compatible – Uses npm under the hood; works with existing package.json and lockfiles.
Doctor – jhol doctor and jhol doctor --fix to check and update outdated dependencies.

Installation

From source (requires Rust):

cargo install --git https://github.com/bhuvanprakash/jhol

Prebuilt binaries (Linux & Windows):
Download jhol-linux or jhol-windows.exe from the Releases page. Make the binary executable (Linux: chmod +x jhol-linux) and optionally move it to your PATH.

Optional: install the binary to your PATH (e.g. /usr/local/bin) so you can run jhol from anywhere:

jhol global-install

Usage

jhol install <package> [packages...]   # Install packages (uses cache when available)
jhol install --no-cache <package>      # Ignore cache and fetch from registry
jhol doctor                             # Check for outdated dependencies
jhol doctor --fix                      # Update outdated dependencies
jhol cache list                        # List cached packages
jhol cache clean                       # Remove cached tarballs
jhol global-install                    # Install jhol binary to PATH

Configuration

Cache directory: Set JHOL_CACHE_DIR to override the default (~/.jhol-cache on Unix, %USERPROFILE%\.jhol-cache on Windows).
Quieter output: Set JHOL_LOG=quiet or use -q / --quiet with install and doctor.

License

This software is licensed under the JHOL FREE LICENSE (Proprietary, Non-Commercial): free for personal and educational use; not for commercial use, redistribution, or modification.