[fontastique]

Trying to determine the use case for gypkg. Is this an alternative to cmake? Or is it trying to leverage npm for C++ projects?

[indutny]

It is more like an alternative to cmake. gypkg has a fancy way of managing dependencies. It is not like npm however, since there is no default registry/storage for dependencies.

Please let me know if I can answer any other questions!

[fontastique]

Thanks. The "package manager" in the HN link threw me.