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+# Topaz
+A package manager wrapper, that change the game.
+
+## What is it?
+
+Topaz is a package manager wrapper, that mean Topaz is not package manager
+by it self, it uses other package managers to install, remove and check
+packages.
+
+So you can think what's the point of using it and it's good question,
+Topaz allows you to better manage you packages by adding a **world file**.
+
+**The world file** contains every package that is expicitly installed
+on you system, so you can add packages to the list to add or remove them
+from list to remove them.
+
+After change to world file you run synchronize command that removes
+unwanted packages and install missing ones.
+
+## Usage
+
+To use this PM Wrapper first you need to create a world file.
+The world file describe every package that is should be installed
+on your mashine.
+
+To create it type
+```bash
+topaz export
+```
+This command will check currently installed packages and based on that
+will create world file.
+
+> [!NOTE]
+> Default path to the world file is:
+> `/etc/topaz/world.toml`
+
+After creating the world file you can go add and/or remove packages from it,
+then when you want to synchronize you mashine with the world file execute:
+```bash
+topaz sync
+```
+or if you want also delete packages instead of only installing/updating existing
+```bash
+topaz sync -r
+```
+That command will sync your mashine by installing/updating packages, but
+also will delete unneeded packages like packages that you deleted from
+`world.toml` or some abandoned packages.
+
+If you want to see the difference between the world file and your mashine
+you can use this command
+```bash
+topaz diff
+```
+It will print what packages are installed on your system that don't appear
+in the world file and ones that are in the world file, but aren't installed
+on your mashine.
+
+When you want to only delete unwanted packages from your system you
+can use this command
+```bash
+topaz pure
+```
+It will only delete unwanted packages without affecting everything else,
+additionaly you can add `-a` argument. This is a equivalent to use
+`-Rns` instead of `-Rs` in `pacman`.
+
+## Instalation
+
+You can use your favourite AUR Helper to install topaz eg.
+```bash
+yay -S topaz-pm
+paru -S topaz-pm
+```
+
+## Support
+
+Currently topaz fully support **Pacman** and **Yay**. **Paru** should work, but I don't
+have setup to test it, so someone interested in using paru can test it and give feedback.
+
+## License
+
+This project is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0 or later.
+
+See the [LICENSE](./LICENSE) file for details.