Add install, run and ensurepath commands
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tusharsadhwani
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yen install and yen runinstall, run and ensurepath commands
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Implements all the functionality of
pipx.Some interesting hacks needed to be done to implement all this in Rust, to keep the user PATH editing code consistent between the Python and rust implementation I chose the
userpathPython package for adding the packages to PATH.To be able to call
userpathfrom both Python and Rust, I forked, avoided theclickdependency, and packaged the source into a zipapp. The zipapp is hosted alongside the install scripts, and is downloaded in the install script as well. In case the install script was never ran, the library itself can download those binaries as soon as they're needed, but that's kept as a fallback to avoid unnecessary dependency on an internet connection for everyday use.