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The all-platform universal source replacement tool and framework chsrc aims to support as many operating system environments as possible such as Linux, Windows (MSYS2, Cygwin), macOS, BSD, etc., and as many CPUs as possible such as Loongson, Feiteng, and RISC-V .

We use C99 to accomplish the above goals. We do not use interpreted languages such as Python or JS because a simple source-changing tool should not force users to have a huge interpreter and dozens or hundreds of MB of other files.

This software is free software , and the SDPX software license is GPL-3.0-or-later and MIT

Collaboration and contribution

Note

chsrc can replace source 60+ targets. Everyone only contributes and maintains the parts they are familiar with, and in return gets help from experts in all other fields . People who are unfamiliar with GitHub and Gitee collaboration are welcome to take this opportunity to learn and contribute. Any programming beginner is welcome to contribute. The author @ccmywish can provide certain contribution guidance.

Tip

chsrc is not only a command line tool, but also a source replacement framework. It even enables you to write new source replacement methods (recipes) without knowing the C language.

Instantly add a source change method for a new software! Write A Recipe Even If You Don't Know C

Challenge list:

[HELP] Provide the default source address, such as the default source URL of Ubuntu, Debian, Go, etc., to help us perform chsrc reset
[Challenge] Writing unified installation shell and PowerShell scripts: Completed by @Efterklang and @xuan
[Challenge] CentOS (Stream) Recipe

Mirror site availability

https://github.com/RubyMetric/chsrc/wiki
https://github.com/RubyMetric/chsrc/discussions

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Install

Important

If installed through the following manual method, it will be downloaded to the current directory and can be run directly through ./chsrc

Windows

Installable via scoop , thanks to @Gn3po4g and @niheaven

 $ scoop install chsrc

Download the latest version of the binary file with one click through a PowerShell script

 $ iwr -useb "https://chsrc.run/windows" | iex

Or manually download the binary file. This is the latest version, which is often newer than what scoop provides. It is suitable for timely use after fixing bugs, adding new features, and when scoop is not installed.

 # x64curl -L https://gitee.com/RubyMetric/chsrc/releases/download/pre/chsrc-x64-windows.exe -o chsrc.exe # x86curl -L https://gitee.com/RubyMetric/chsrc/ releases/download/pre/chsrc-x86-windows.exe -o chsrc.exe

Linux

Supports AUR , installable via yay , thanks to @Jerry-Terrasse

 # AUR$ yay -S chsrc-bin # Binary from GitHub Release$ yay -S chsrc-git # Build from the latest main branch (stable)$ yay -S chsrc # Build from GitHub Release

The latest version can be installed with one click through shell script, thanks to @Efterklang and @xuan (to be tested by users, please provide feedback in issue#98 on GitHub)

 # Non-root users are installed to ~/.local/bin$ by default curl https:/chsrc.run/posix | bash # Root users are installed to /usr/local/bin$ by default curl https:/chsrc.run/posix | sudo bash # Use -d to specify the directory to install $ curl https:/chsrc.run/posix | bash -s -- -d ./# Use -l en to output English $ curl https:/chsrc.run/posix | bash -s -- -l en

Binary files can be manually downloaded and installed

 # x64curl -L https://gitee.com/RubyMetric/chsrc/releases/download/pre/chsrc-x64-linux -o chsrc; chmod +x ./chsrc# aarch64curl -L https://gitee.com/RubyMetric /chsrc/releases/download/pre/chsrc-aarch64-linux -o chsrc; chmod +x ./chsrc# riscv64curl -L https://gitee.com/RubyMetric/chsrc/releases/download/pre/chsrc-riscv64- linux -o chsrc; chmod +x ./chsrc# armv7curl -L https://gitee.com/RubyMetric/chsrc/releases/download/pre/chsrc-armv7-linux -o chsrc; chmod +x ./chsrc

macOS

Can be installed via homebrew , thanks to @Aaron-212 and @chenrui333

 $ brew install chsrc

The latest version can be installed through shell script, thanks to @Efterklang and @xuan (to be tested by macOS users, please provide feedback in issue#98 on GitHub)

 # Non-root users are installed to ~/.local/bin$ by default curl https:/chsrc.run/posix | bash # Root users are installed to /usr/local/bin$ by default curl https:/chsrc.run/posix | sudo bash # Use -d to specify the directory to install $ curl https:/chsrc.run/posix | bash -s -- -d ./# Use -l en to output English $ curl https:/chsrc.run/posix | bash -s -- -l en

Or manually download the binary file. This is the latest version, which is often newer than that provided by homebrew . It is suitable for timely use after fixing bugs and adding new features.

 # arm64/aarch64curl -L https://gitee.com/RubyMetric/chsrc/releases/download/pre/chsrc-aarch64-macos -o chsrc; chmod +x ./chsrc# x64curl -L https://gitee.com /RubyMetric/chsrc/releases/download/pre/chsrc-x64-macos -o chsrc; chmod +x ./chsrc

BSD

 $ git clone https://gitee.com/RubyMetric/chsrc.git; cd chsrc
$ clang -Iinclude src/chsrc-main.c -o chsrc

Other platforms

use

 Use: chsrc  [options] [target] [mirror]help # Print this help, or h, -h, --helpissue # View related issuelist (or ls, or l) # List available mirror sources, and available Replacement source target list mirror/target # List available mirror sources, or replaceable source target list os/lang/ware # List the operating systems/programming languages/software of replaceable sources measure  # Measure the speed of all sources of the target cesu list  # Check the available sources and supported functions of the target get  # Check the current source usage of the target set  # Change the source and select the fastest source after automatic speed measurement set  first # Change the source, use the source with the highest speed measured by the maintenance team set   # Change the source, specify to use a mirror station (view through the list command) set  https://url # Change the source, user-defined Source URLreset  #Reset, using the source options used by upstream by default:
-dry # Dry Run, simulates the source change process, the command only prints and does not run -local # Only change sources for a certain project rather than globally (only some software such as bundler and pdm support) -ipv6 # Use IPv6 speed measurement -en(glish) # Use English output -no-color # No color output

 Automatically measure speed, find the fastest, change source $ chsrc set ruby

If you don’t want to automatically measure the speed, you can use the fastest mirror station tested by the maintenance team $ chsrc set ruby first

First list the available mirror sites, and then select one, such as using RubyChina as the mirror site $ chsrc ls ruby
$ chsrc set ruby rubychina

If you have your own mirror address, use a custom URL

$ chsrc set ruby https://gems.ruby-china.com/

For targets that support *project-level* resourcing, you can avoid global (*system-level* or *user-level*) resourcing $ chsrc set -local bundler
$ chsrc set -local pdm

Programming language development

 chsrc set ruby|rb|gem|bundler|rubygems

chsrc set python | py | pypi # Change the three package managers pip, poetry and pdm at the same time, or you can change the sources independently chsrc set pip
chsrc set poetry
chsrc set pdm

chsrc set node | nodejs # Change the three package managers npm, yarn and pnpm at the same time, or you can change the sources independently chsrc set npm
chsrc set yarn
chsrc set pnpm

chsrc set nvm
chsrc set bun

chsrc set perl | cpan
chsrc set php | composer
chsrc set lua | luarocks

chsrc set rust | cargo | crate
chsrc set rustup

chsrc set go
chsrc set java | maven | mvn | gradle
chsrc set clojure | clojars
chsrc set dart | pub
chsrc set flutter
chsrc set haskell | hackage | cabal | stack
chsrc set ocaml | opam# will also change the source of bioconductor chsrc set r | cran
chsrc set julia

operating system

 sudo chsrc set ubuntu
sudo chsrc set linuxmint | mint
sudo chsrc set debian
sudo chsrc set fedora
sudo chsrc set suse | opensuse
sudo chsrc set kali
sudo chsrc set arch
sudo chsrc set archlinuxcn
sudo chsrc set manjaro
sudo chsrc set gentoo
sudo chsrc set rocky | rockylinux
sudo chsrc set alma | almalinux
sudo chsrc set alpine
sudo chsrc set void | voidlinux
sudo chsrc set solus
sudo chsrc set ros | ros2
sudo chsrc set trisquel
sudo chsrc set lite | linuxlite
sudo chsrc set raspi | raspberrypi
sudo chsrc set armbian
sudo chsrc set openwrt

sudo chsrc set openeuler
sudo chsrc set openanolis | anolis
sudo chsrc set openkylin
sudo chsrc set deepin

chsrc set msys2 | msys# BSDsudo chsrc set freebsd
sudo chsrc set openbsd
sudo chsrc set netbsd

software

 chsrc set winget
chsrc set brew | homebrew
chsrc set cocoapods | cocoa | pod
chsrc set dockerhub | docker
chsrc set flathub | flatpak
chsrc set nix
chsrc setguix
chsrc set emacs | elpa
chsrc set tex | ctan | latex | texlive | miktex
chsrc set conda | anaconda

develop

Please install gcc or clang , make and curl

 # Use the dev branch to develop git clone https://gitee.com/RubyMetric/chsrc.git -b dev

make # By default, use cc to compile make CC=clang # Use clang to compile make CC=gcc # Use gcc to compile make test # Test command make test-xy # Test xy.hmake clean

license

The chsrc main program adopts GPL-3.0-or-later license to ensure the permanent freedom of the software
xy.h uses MIT license to ensure that the library can be reused in as many situations as possible