Universal linux installer system Installs applications in the user's space.
The applications installed with geninstaller are registrated in a small database. The easiest way to list or uninstall them is to install the gui first:
$ geninstaller gui
Now you have 'Geninstaller gui' in your system's programs (system), use it as any application.
You can still use the CLI if you want
List the installed applications:
$ geninstaller list
uninstall your geninstaller applications:
$ geninstaller uninstall 'application name'
And other stuff, see:
$ geninstaller --help
$ pip install geninstaller
$ geninstaller plop installer
Geninstaller provides you an 'installer' file in your current working directory, you can join it to your projects. You just have to open it and change a few settings to adapt it to your application (the comments in the file will guide you).
The installer script is in python, but works for any kind of program to install.
And that's all, no requirements for the final user, fast and easy.
Behind this, the 'installer' script will take care of the requirements, and install the geninstaller database on the system.
Geninstaller only installs applications in the user's space (no sudo required), the gain is that it makes it compatible with any linux distibution. So, if your application needs to be installed 'system wide', geninstaller is not the tool that you need.