The Windows 93 Module Manager, hereon referred to as mm, is a simple package manager for Windows 93. Unlike pkg93, another very awesome Windows 93 package manager, mm loads packages that are compiled into modules with a specified format, allowing mm to easily load and unload packages.

• Less boilerplate - there is no need to provide install and uninstall scripts, as mm handles that for you
• More self-contained - the goal of mm modules is to contain almost all of the package's content inside a single module
• More freedom to the user - users are free to alias mm modules to whatever they'd like
• Loads modules dynamically - mm uses SystemJS, a dynamic JavaScript module loader

To install mm, run the following command in the Terminal

js https://rawgit.com/robbie0630/mm93/master/mm-install.js

Here's a very simple listing of mm commands:

mm help: show help screen
mm load <name> <url>: loads a module from a url
mm unload <name>: unloads a module and removes it from the system
mm reload <name>: unloads and loads a module

The module format is extremely simple. All you have to do is export an object called leApp which corresponds to the app's le._apps entry.

You can do that with either of the following methods, depending on your module system:

export const leApp = { /* insert app here */ } // note: needs transpilation
exports.leApp = { /* insert app here */ }

Please feel free to do so! All contributions are very welcome.

I wrote this at 6:30 AM with absolutely zero sleep.

• Persist module loads and unloads, maybe add a register or install/unregister or uninstall command?
• make this way safer, confirm that loads are OK, confirm that module names are OK in unloads and reloads