Yeah but what is common in real life is writing multiple parallel libraries for {Python, NodeJS, ...} with a nearly identical API. In this case I would think th

Yeah but what is common in real life is writing multiple parallel libraries for {Python, NodeJS, ...} with a nearly identical API. In this case I would think that if the Python command is `pip install foo`, the NodeJS command should be `npm install foo`. It's redundant to do `pip install foo-python` when pip is only for Python, and opens the door for stealthy attacks where someone else creates `pip install foo` on PyPI that is forked from your repo and mirrors your API exactly but steals data and credentials and sends it to malicious servers.