qrpm 0.5.3 → 0.7.0
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- checksums.yaml +4 -4
- data/example/qrpm.yml +2 -2
- data/example.yml +166 -70
- data/exe/qrpm +196 -97
- data/lib/qrpm/compiler.rb +74 -8
- data/lib/qrpm/fragment.rb +70 -1
- data/lib/qrpm/node.rb +77 -28
- data/lib/qrpm/qrpm.rb +19 -3
- data/lib/qrpm/rpm.rb +32 -17
- data/lib/qrpm/template.erb +28 -30
- data/lib/qrpm/template.yml +55 -22
- data/lib/qrpm/utils.rb +117 -0
- data/lib/qrpm/version.rb +1 -1
- data/lib/qrpm.rb +26 -7
- data/notes/example.yml +84 -0
- metadata +4 -7
- data/packager.sh +0 -65
checksums.yaml
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metadata.gz:
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metadata.gz: 8e586c518e0a92575d817d0bc83c3a3d5de1355249952535ad0ab9cb3e0c980c
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data.tar.gz: 7216415b387f365a3b8979904a8302de92d0b5d18ef5d2c05e1813ce4dbacba2
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metadata.gz: cffc3d4360cabdc426ee1fc2a0e74c75faf58f04f2f9eb888738d7505550c87d7ccc37832b1e8b312b13b5fa3c8e14c65253434b7a65468335646e6c3546d3db
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data.tar.gz: 111553786fc1513e752816314745bac348d7d2a0c638d71facc00c5edf39ee2ca5db36951730b7998f1afdbf001a76bdfbfd86fd33fdf3b44955b612d65191fd
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# QRPM configuration file. See
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# Example QRPM configuration file that shows all possibilities. See
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# 'qrpm --help' for the full documentation
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# A qrpm file is a YAML file with three kinds of top-level entries: RPM
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# All fields have defaults so the shortest possible qrpm file is a single
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# directory entry
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name: example # Default is the name of the current directory
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summary: An example package # Default 'The $name RPM package'
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description: | # Default is the summary
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A longer description of the package. It can span
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# version: 1.2.3 # Default is extracted from the newest
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# tag/branch in the git history, see
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# 'qrpm --help' for the details
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# version_file: lib/version.rb # Scan a file for the version instead. Can't
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# be used together with version
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release: 1 # Default 1
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packager: Some Body <somebody@example.com> # Default is the name of the current user
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license: MIT # Default GPL
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require: # Required packages. A single name or a list
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- bash
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# Other qrpm files can be included. Their entries are merged into this file
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# and later definitions win. './file' is relative to the directory of the
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# qrpm file and '../file' to its parent, '/file' is an absolute path, and a
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summary: Adds the 'url_encode' extension to postgres ${pg.version}
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description: RPM wrapper for the postgres url_encode extension (https://github.com/okbob/url_encode)
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version: $(cd ${{srcdir}}; git tag | tail -1 | sed 's/^v//')
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# $(command) runs the command with bash when the qrpm file is compiled and
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# uses its output as the value. Variables inside the command are written
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tarname: $(basename ${{prefix}})
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# The source directory. File paths in the directory entries below are
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# relative to it and the build routine runs in it. Default '.'
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# Routines are shell scripts. They are not interpolated, instead the qrpm
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# variables they refer to are defined as shell variables at the top of the
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# script. Shell variables, positional parameters, and $(...) work as usual.
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