text: One of
  po-util's new features is its library manager.
  The library manager makes it easy to use Particle libraries when developing with
  po-util locally. The library manager does this by using
  git to download Particle libraries hosted on GitHub and save them to a
  ~/.po-util/lib directory so that they make be linked inside of projects later.
  Here are all of the commands for the library manager:
  "po library": The Particle Library manager for po-util. Libraries are kept in ~/.po-util/lib Commands: get Download a Particle Library from GitHub and optionally name it. install Example: po lib get libraryName add Add a downloaded library to a po-util project. import Libraries are added in the firmware directory as soft links. Example: po lib add libraryName remove Remove a library from a po-util project. rm Just the soft links are deleted. Example: po lib rm libraryName create Create a library from C++ files in the project directory. Example: po lib create someLibrary purge Uninstall (delete) a library from ~/.po-util/lib Example: po lib purge someLibrary list Show all libraries in ~/.po-util/lib help Show this help documentation.
  Can I transfer my Web IDE Project?
  The library manager makes it easy to download libraries used in the Web IDE. Here is an example showing how to download the official
  PowerShield library.
  Step 1: Finding the GitHub URL
  To find the GitHub URL for a library on the Web IDE, simply click on the GitHub Icon.
  You will be taken to the library’s GitHub repository. Click on the “Clone or Download” button and copy the URL inside of the box.
  Step 2: Downloading the library
  Assuming you already have
  po-util installed, you would simply download a library by doing:
  po lib get GITHUB_URL
  pasting in the URL you copied from GitHub.
  So to get the
  PowerShield library you would do:
  po lib get
  Step 3: Adding the library to a
  po-util project
  To add a library to a project you would run:
  po lib add LIBRARY_NAME
  So to add the
  PowerShield library you would run:
  po lib add PowerShield
  ####Step 4: Using the library
  To include the library, you would simply add:
  #include "LIBRARY_NAME.h"
  to your
  main.cpp file.
  Does this make local development easier?
  It does. The library manager adds a useful feature to
  po-util, making
  po-util an even more handy tool for developing locally. The library manager is included in
  po-util, which is available for Linux and MacOS for everyone to use for free.
  Po-util can be downloaded by doing:
  curl -fsSLO ./po-util.sh install
  or by following the alternative instructions on po-util.com.
  Po-util is open source and can be found on GitHub.