What?
Simple command-line tool to list (available and/or installed), search, install, re-install, and remove packages. It uses a combination of fzf and eopkg natively to accomplish everything to avoid complications. It puts everything in a simple TUI interface to list and show information and details about the packages.
Why?
Just another pet project more than anything. I stumbled across a bash script that a Fedora user did as a concept for Pacseek for DNF. Instead of writing in Go, they did it in bash. I was bored, so I looked at it and changed it up, as well as the layout and functionality to be more usable, in my opinion, for eopkg.
Future?
Not sure, to be honest. It was more of a quick conversion of a bash script. With desktop package managers that do way more, not sure if there is a need, but could be useful for some. It would not be difficult to incorporate other things like Flatpak and firmware management. If I did take it further, I would probably use something other than bash to allow for better caching, functionality, and performance. Either way, once I clean up the script, I will throw it up on Github if anyone wants to use it.
Screenshots
Start Screen / Main Menu

Default Listing for List All Packages

Search Listing for List All Packages

Default Listing for List Installed

Action Menu for Available Package

Action Menu for Installed Package
