prolog-packaginglisted

# Prolog Packaging Standards Use this skill when initializing package manifests, managing dependencies, or preparing Prolog libraries for distribution. ## Scryer Prolog Packaging (`bakage`) For Scryer Prolog projects, use [`bakage`](https://github.com/bakaq/bakage) packaging conventions. ### Manifest Formats (`bakage.toml` or `pack.pl`) `bakage` supports standard `bakage.toml` metadata: ```toml name = "my_scryer_lib" version = "0.1.0" modules = ["src/my_scryer_lib.pl"] requires = [] ``` Or classic `pack.pl` manifest: ```prolog name(my_scryer_lib). version('0.1.0'). title("My Scryer Prolog Library"). author("Author Name"). home("https://github.com/user/my_scryer_lib"). dependencies([ testing ]). ``` ### Installing Dependencies with `bakage` Run `bakage` to fetch dependencies: ```bash bakage install ``` --- ## SWI-Prolog Packaging (`pack`) For SWI-Prolog projects, define a `pack.pl` manifest: ```prolog name('my_swi_lib'). version('0.1.0'). title('My SWI-Prolog Library'). keywords(['prolog', 'utility']). author('Author Name', 'author@example.com'). home('https://github.com/user/my_swi_lib'). download('https://github.com/user/my_swi_lib/releases/*.zip'). ``` ### Installing Packs ```bash swi-safe -g "pack_install(my_swi_lib),halt" ``` --- ## Tau Prolog Packaging (`npm`) For Tau Prolog projects (Node.js and Web/DOM), use `npm` package manager with `package.json`: ```json { "name": "my-tau-prolog-app", "version": "1.0.0", "description": "Tau Prolog embedded