Should I put a package that is just a bunch of random scripts on aur?

[warped flint]

I have created a package that is just a bunch of utility scripts.
It feels like against the rules to put it on aur but Its not really in the rules I think?

Some of the scripts that are in there
A powershell script to convert shell scripts to powershell (used for running some scripts on windows)
A html file that spawns a popup window with discord (used for launching discord in firefox without the title bar)
A program launcher using tofi that reads the avalible programs form ~/.tofi-menu
Screenshot script

https://github.com/Xgames123/tinyscripts

[light swan]

Arch packages are used to manage system files, more specifically files under /usr, /var and /etc.

If your scripts do not fit this definition, it would be better to use a dotfile manager such as chezmoi.

[warped flint]

they are installed under /usr/local/bin

I'm going to create a package even If I don't put it on aur

Then I can just host it on github

[light swan]

Packages should never be installed to /usr/local/

[warped flint]

Thanks thats easy to fix

[elder tartan]

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[oblique wigeon]

i use /usr/local/bin for manually built executables or custom scripts not provided by packages

i think that's the intended use of it

[light swan]

Make sure the package you want to upload is useful. Will anyone else want to use this package? Is it extremely specialized? If more than a few people would find this package useful, it is appropriate for submission

• https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/AUR_submission_guidelines#Rules_of_submission

extremely specialized
Since aur.archlinux.org has limited hosting capabilities, and judging from the original description, in my humble opinion it is best to use other tools instead.