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Basher
The basher package manager installs and manages packages for Bash scripts.
About Basher
Basher is a command-line package manager for Bash scripts. It is used to install, uninstall and update Bash packages. The homepage gives an example of installing the package pforret/note with a single command, after which the script can be used immediately. The site describes basher as working in a similar way to Composer for PHP, npm for Node.js and apt for Linux tools.
Basher does not require packages to register before they can be used. It can install a package only if that package is organised in a logical way. The site lists a directory of 103 basher-compatible packages. The source does not state pricing, so known pricing is listed as unknown.
Key features
- Install, uninstall and update Bash packages from the command line
- Install a package by repository name, such as pforret/note
- Packages do not need to register with basher before use
- Directory listing 103 basher-compatible Bash packages
Best for: Linux users and authors of Bash scripts who want to install and manage Bash packages from the command line.
Good for
- Packages do not need to register before they can be used
- Installs a package with a single command, as shown in the homepage example
Watch out for
- Basher can only install packages that are organised in a logical way
Basher at a glance
- Website
- basher.it
- Category
- Software & Utilities › Linux Apps
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Linux, Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Basher FAQ
Do Bash packages need to be registered before basher can install them?
No. Basher does not require packages to register before they can be used. If a package is organised in a logical way, basher can install it.
How do I install a package with basher?
Run basher install followed by the package name. The homepage gives the example basher install pforret/note.
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