PIG CLI

Use the pig command-line tool to manage software repositories on Linux systems. Install it with:

curl https://repo.pigsty.cc/pig | bash

Add repositories with the following commands. The pig tool automatically detects your network conditions and selects the fastest mirror:

pig repo add pigsty   # Add PIGSTY repository
pig repo add pgdg     # Add PGDG repository
pig repo add pgsql    # Add PGDG + PIGSTY mirrors
pig repo add node     # Add OS default software repositories
pig repo add all      # Add PIGSTY + PGDG + NODE repositories

Repository files are written to /etc/yum.repos.d/ (EL) or /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ (Debian/Ubuntu).

To add all repositories and update the software cache:

pig repo add all -u   # Add NODE + PGSQL software repositories and update cache

To clear existing repositories and add new ones:

pig repo add all -ru  # remove + update
pig repo set          # Shorthand for the above command

Removed repository files are backed up to the relevant backup directory.

We recommend using this method to manage repositories, but you can also manually configure YUM/APT repositories if preferred.