v1.0.0 - Added Argentum as well as other major improvements and bugfixes.

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Usage: argentum [COMMAND] [PACKAGES]
Uses the Argentum package manager.
COMMAND Specifies the operation for Ag to do.
install Installs packages.
remove Removes packages.
update Updates packages.
list Lists all available packages.
search Searches all available packages.
info Shows information on a specific package.
PACKAGES* Packages to apply operations to.
Examples:
ag install hal-draw Installs the hal-draw package.
ag list Lists all packages.
ag info hal-draw Shows information about hal-draw.
ag update hal-draw Updates the hal-draw package if it's not at the newest version.
ag update Updates all packages.
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All current Halyde shell commands:
cat Concatenates and prints a file.
cd Changes directory.
clear Clears the screen.
cp Copies a file.
echo Prints a message.
fetch Displays system information.
help Shows this.
ls Lists files.
lua Starts the Lua shell.
mv Moves/renames a file.
rm Deletes a file.
edit Opens the text editor.
All default Halyde shell commands:
cat Concatenates and prints a file.
cd Changes directory.
clear Clears the screen.
cp Copies a file.
echo Prints a message.
fetch Displays system information.
help Shows this.
ls Lists files.
lua Starts the Lua shell.
mv Moves/renames a file.
rm Deletes a file.
edit Opens the text editor.
argentum Uses the Argentum package manager.
You can get additional information on any app or command by running:
help [COMMAND]
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Usage: mkdir [PATH]
Removes files and directories.
PATH Specifies the path to create the directory in.
Examples:
mkdir a Creates a directory named a in the current shell working directory.
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Usage: rm [FLAGS] [PATH]
Usage: rm [PATH]
Removes files and directories.
-r, --recursive Removes directories and their contents recursively.
-f, --force Ignores nonexistent files or directories.
PATH Specifies the file to be moved/renamed.
PATH Specifies the file to be moved/renamed.
Examples:
rm a.txt Removes a.txt in the current shell working directory.
rm -r -f /halyde/core/ Removes everything in /halyde/core/ forcedly and recursively.
rm a.txt Removes a.txt in the current shell working directory.