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opam
The OCaml Package Manager
Opam is a source-based package manager for OCaml. It supports multiple simultaneous compiler installations, flexible package constraints, and a Git-friendly development workflow
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odoc
OCaml Documentation Generator
lwt
Promises and event-driven I/O
alcotest
Alcotest is a lightweight and colourful test framework
cmdliner
Declarative definition of command line interfaces for OCaml
fmt
OCaml Format pretty-printer combinators
New Packages
kuznechik
Implementation of Kuzneechik cipher
red-black-tree
Functional Red-Black Tree
moonpool-io
Async IO for moonpool, relying on picos (experimental)
git-split
A tool to split a git commit into multiple
obatcher
A Framework for building Batched Concurrent Data Structures
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tar-eio
Decode and encode tar format files using Eio
tar-mirage
Read and write tar format files via MirageOS interfaces
tar-unix
Decode and encode tar format files from Unix
tar
Decode and encode tar format files in pure OCaml
css
CSS parser and printer
stable ecosystem
Focus on Your Code, and opam Takes Care of Distributing It
Our users have the highest standards for the OCaml ecosystem to run mission-critical applications across a variety of operating systems, and they expect that a package that compiles today will still work a decade from now
Continuous Integration
Before any package update, we run sandboxed matrix builds for boundaries of the dependencies and for each of the dependent packages. A package publication will never break the rest of the ecosystem.
State of the Art
Opam supports publishing multiple versions of packages simultaneously to specify the version constraints, so only compatible revisions are chosen for a build. It comes with a performant constraint solver, a flexible CLI, a well-specified metadata format, and an easy access to the package manager logic via OCaml libraries.
Package Stability
The opam project and package repository is maintained by a team of developers who ensure that everything is not only running smoothly, but also curated to maintain a high degree of metadata quality. This makes it one of the most stable package repositories available today.
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