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Feature request: Add 'msstore' as a source for Winget #87
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I tried with early winget versions and it was an absolute disaster. I'll try it again with those new stabler builds |
For the moment, msstore origin search does not allow full searches, so thay won't be added. (Please note that updates are managed through the MS Store and they can still be uninstalled from ElevenClock) |
It might be possible using the API of this tool: and for searching, a headless browser can be used. |
do they have an open api? |
Yes, they do have an easily reverse engineerable API, however this only gets the appx and msix files, not the search and metadata. For MSStore you could use some sort of headless browser |
reverse engeenering a private api is not an acceptable thing, because youwe would. be using their resources without their permission, which:
also, using a browser to gather information is not reliable, because we would be
winget in fact soees support Microsoft store packages, but with one particularity: winget can not lost all available packages, resulting in the impisiblity to get a list of all of them. |
The issue here is the same as winget (in fact, winget uses this api): Ther's no way to get a list of all the packages. |
This issue has been fixed in #1042 |
So this is implemented after all? I came here from the FAQ, which stated this as proof that it won't be implemented?
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yes, but I finished changing all the legacy codebase, so msstore and other dynamic load package managers could be implemented |
Ah. well awesome. I also now saw that it said "near future". |
Obviously this would allow to install apps from the Microsoft Store, and is available by default in Windows AFAIK; I've not made any specific configurations for that. (Windows 11)
It's possible through CLI, so go ahead and tell me if it's possible to add to the app.
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