what are the requirements for packages?

well, let's see...

• both software installed and the installer script MUST be open-source, accessible via a git/mercurial/subversion repository.
• both software installed and the installer script MUST NOT contain any type of malware
• the so-called "installer" MUST install ONLY the software and ITS DEPENDENCIES. bundleware IS NOT allowed.
• the installer MUST actually INSTALL the package it is connected to. EMPTY shell scripts are NOT allowed.
• the installer should add

# shpkg-name! package-name
# shpkg-desc! package-description
# shpkg-by! package-author

at the top of the file, AFTER the shebang line. (it makes us easier to manage the packages)

how can i add my package here?

1. fork the git repository https://github.com/shpkg/repo.
2. add your install script to /install. for example, if i wanted to add betterfetch, i would create a file called betterfetch.sh. make sure that you added the shpkg properties after the shebang line.
3. add your uninstall script to /uninstall. for example, if i wanted to add betterfetch, i would create a file called betterfetch.sh. make sure that you added the shpkg properties after the shebang line.
4. open a pull request. do not forget to answer the questions in the pull request template.
5. wait! congrats, you just submitted your first ever sh package!