Alambiko is the repository that contains all the build recipes to Copacabana Linux
packages.
It's similar in spirit to salsa.debian.org, git.centos.org/rpms and many,
many others.
"Alambiko" (ˌalambˈiko) means "alembic" in Esperanto.
Below there is an example of a pkgbuild file.
Name="Fubá"
Vendor="Pindorama"
Description="Fubá flour-based utilities."
Version="0.0"
Depends_on=("base/kernel-headers", "base/LibC")
Maintainer="Barão de Mauá"
Hotline="[email protected]"# vim: set filetype=sh :
c -cd "fuba.$Version.tar.xz" | tar -xvf - -C "$OBJDIR"
cd "$OBJDIR/fuba-$Version"
./configure --prefix=/usr \
--libdir=/lib \
--pkgconfigdir=/usr/share/lib/pkgconfig
gmake -j$(nproc) \
&& DESTDIR="$Destdir" gmake installThese are the functions currently implemented and ready to use on pkgbuilds:
| Function identifier | Description |
|---|---|
basename |
Strips directory and suffix from filenames. |
c |
Wrapper for decompressors that supports writing the decompressed data to the standard output. Currently it supports cat (for tarballs without compression), bzip2, gzip and xz. |
lines |
Counts the quantity of lines, like wc -l. |
n |
Counts elements. It's a workaround for the #macro present in GNU Broken-Again Shell 4.3, but you can use it instead the aforesaid macro in any shell that support arrays. |
nproc |
Counts processors in the machine, multiplatform (can run on *BSD, Darwin (MacOS), Linux and SunOS); |
log |
Prints messages to the standard error output |
realpath |
Gets the real path to files. |
timeout |
Runs a commmand with time limit. |
The UUIC/NCSA licence, as Copacabana work itself.