/xtools

a few helpers for working with XBPS

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xtools Collection

Collection of:

xtools – A collection of small utilities for use with XBPS

COMMANDS

xbarf – Display build logs of last build

xbuildbarf [arch] – Spy on current buildbot output

xbulk [-n] [-k] [xbps-src flags] pkgs ... – simple XBPS bulk builder -n dry-run mode -k keep going on errors

xbump pkgname [git commit options] – git commit a new package or package update

xchangelog template | pkgname – open package changelog

xcheckmypkgs [email] – check your packages for updates

xcheckrestart [-v] – list programs using outdated libraries -v verbose mode, also print the library names

xchroot directory [command ...] – chroot into a Void (or other Linux) installation

xclash – detect file conflicts between XBPS packages

xdbg pkgs ... – list debugging packages for pkgs and recursive dependencies

xdiff [-u | -l] [basedir] – merge/diff/list XBPS .new-* files -l list .new files -u print unified diffs

xdistdir – figure out XBPS_DISTDIR

xdowngrade pkgfiles.xbps ... – install XBPS package directly from .xbps file

`xetcchanges`` – show diff of /etc against binary packages

xgensum [-f] [-c] [-i] [-H hostdir] template – update SHA256 sum in templates -f force (re-)download of distfiles -c use content checksum -i replace checksum in-place -H absolute path to hostdir

xgrep pattern pkgs ... – search files limited to XBPS package contents

hog – list installed XBPS packages ordered by size

xi pkgs ... – like ‘xbps-install -S’, but take cwd repo and sudo/su into account

xilog [pattern] – list installed packages by install-date

xlg pkg – open short commit log for XBPS template

xlint template | pkgname | :pkgname | : – scan XBPS template for common mistakes - use ‘:pkgname’ to lint template as staged in the git index - use ‘:’ to lint all templates staged in the git index

xlocate -g | -S | pattern – locate files in all XBPS packages -g Update a git based xlocate database, useful for local repositories -S Sync with the official git based xlocate database, which is recommended before using the tool

xlog pkg – open commit log for XBPS template

xls pkg ... – list files contained in pkg (including binpkgs)

xmandoc manpage – read manpage of possibly not installed package

xmksv [-l] [newsvdir ...] – create new runit service templates. Also creates log service if -l is passed.

xmypkgs [email] – list all pkgs maintained by you

xnew [-a] pkg [subpkgs ...] – create XBPS template -a append subpkgs to existing pkg

xnodev – list not installed -devel packages for installed packages

xoptdiff [-q] [pkgs ...] – show template options which differ from binary package -q quiet mode, show package names only

xpcdeps pcfile ... – finds package matching the Requires: section of pkg-config files

xpkg [-amOHDvV] [-r rootdir] [-R repo] – convenient package lister -a list all packages (default: only installed) -m list manual packages -O list orphaned packages -H list packages on hold -D list installed packages not in repo -L list installed packages not from remote repos -v show version numbers -V show version numbers and description -r rootdir specifies a full path for the target root directory -R repo consider only packages from repo

xpkgdiff [-Sfrxt] [-a arch] [-R url] [-c file] [-p prop,...] pkg – compare a package in the repositories to the locally-built version - run from within a void-packages checkout - set DIFF to change the diff program used -S compare package metadata -f compare package file lists -r reverse diff (compare local to remote) -x compare package dependencies -t compare the full package dependency tree. Only used with -x (equivalent to xbps-query --fulldeptree -x) -a arch set architecture for comparison -R url set remote repository url -c file compare a file from the package (equivalent to xbps-query --cat) -p prop,... compare properties of the package

xpstree – display tree view of xbps-src processes

xq [-R] pkg ... – query information about XBPS package -R query remote repos

xrecent [repourl | arch] – list packages in repo ordered by build date

xrevbump message templates ... [-- git commit options] – increase template revision and commit. Use ‘-’ to read templates from stdin.

xrevshlib package – list packages shlib-dependent on package or its subpackages

xrs pattern – like xbps-query -Rs, but take cwd repo into account

xsrc pkg – list source files for XBPS template

xsubpkg [-m] pkg – list all subpackages of a package -m only print main package

xuname – display system info relevant for debugging Void

xvoidstrap dir [packages] – bootstrap a new Void installation

DESCRIPTION Tools working on the void-packages tree use xdistdir to find it, check that its output is reasonable first.

 xi, xls, xq and xrs prefer the hostdir / binpkgs repo if you run them
 from a void-packages checkout.

LICENSE xtools is in the public domain.

 To the extent possible under law, the creator of this work has waived all
 copyright and related or neighboring rights to this work.

 http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/

BUGS All bugs should be reported to https://github.com/leahneukirchen/xtools

Void Linux June 25, 2019 Void Linux

xtools-extra

Extra xtools-style scripts.

Requirements

  • xtools

Usage

xpunt

xpunt [path/to/pkg...]

Punt packages into ${XBPS_DISTDIR}/srcpkgs if not already there.

xupdate

xupdate [-H <hostdir>] [-f] <template>
  • -H <hostdir> hostdir to pass to xgensum
  • -f force generating checksum
  • <template> path to template

xupdate will move templates (and update files) to ${XBPS_DISTDIR}/srcpkgs if not already there. Then it will try to heuristically detect new versions for given templates, bump the version of the template and generate the checksum for new distfiles. Afterwards, it will move the updated template back to its original location.

xwrapper

xwrapper [xbps-src options] [xbps-src target] [name or path to package]

xwrapper will xpunt given packages, then invoke xbps-src with whatever options you gave.

xxtools

Collection of tools to ease package maintenance for Void Linux even more than xtools does.

  • xxadopt [-f] PKG.. - adopt packages
  • xxautobump PKG.. - perform trivial updates on given templates
  • xxbuild [flags] [pkgs..] - build packages for many archs
  • xxcheckorphans - update-check installed packages that no ones looks after

License

0BSD, see LICENSE.

xbps-src framework

Framework/glue for working with xbps-src to bulk build packages from custom and restricted templates. You can aggregate templates from multiple sources, updating all of them at once (probably with a git pull). See known template collections for a list of links to collections of templates I could find all around the interwebs. Please open a pull request if you have more!

See also the-maldridge/xbps-mini-builder.

Requirements

  • bash
  • GNU make
  • xtools
  • xtools-extra
    • Automatically downloaded if you have an internet connection.

Install all requirements:

# xbps-install -S bash make xtools

Usage

  1. Clone this repository:
$ git clone https://github.com/freddylist/xbps-src-framework.git
  1. Create an xbps-src.conf to your liking:
    • cp xbps-src.conf.sample xbps-src.conf
    • I recommend having the following set:
    XBPS_MIRROR=https://repo-fastly.voidlinux.org/current
XBPS_CCACHE=yes
    This makes xbps-src use the faster Fastly CDN mirror and enables CCache. Just remember to install the ccache package!
    • You can also add build options here:
    # Global build options
XBPS_PKG_OPTIONS=opt,~opt2,opt3,~opt4

# Per-package build options
XBPS_PKG_OPTIONS_foo=opt,~opt2,opt3,~opt4
  2. Create directory named srcpkgs next to the makefile.
  3. Symlink or move packages that you wish to build on make pkgs to the srcpkgs directory.
    • Don't symlink subpackages. If you need to build a subpackage, symlink the main package. Subpackages are always created with the main package, whether you want them to or not.
  4. Run make pkgs or make <pkgname>.
    • Run make sign to sign all repositories and packages.
  5. Run make install to install repository configuration.
    • This allows you to use xbps-install without --repository=path/to/hostdir/binpkgs.

From there, you can have a cron/snooze job occasionally update template sources and build symlinked packages for you.

If something's borked, you can try make clean.

Do not be afraid to open an issue if something is unclear or doesn't work.

Known template collections

Somewhat alive:

Seem to be kinda dead:

References