ppkg

A portable package builder/manager for Unix-like system.

Caveats

This software is being actively developed. It's in beta stage and may not be stable. Some features are subject to change without notice.
Please do NOT place your own files under ~/.ppkg directory, as ppkg will change files under ~/.ppkg directory without notice.
Please do NOT run ppkg command in parallel so as not to generate dirty data.

Two implementations

This software provides two implementations:

implemented in language	branch
implemented in `POSIX Shell`	master
implemented in `C`	c

In theroy, these two implementations should have the same behaver except for have bugs.

Using ppkg via GitHub Actions

In this way, you will be liberated from the rut of setting up the build environmemt.

In this way, all you need to do is just clicking the buttons and waiting for finishing. After finishing, a url refers to a zip archive will be provided to download.

For more details please refer to https://github.com/leleliu008/ppkg-package-manually-build

Install POSIX-Shell-based ppkg via curl

curl -LO https://github.com/leleliu008/ppkg/master/ppkg
chmod a+x ppkg
./ppkg setup

Install POSIX-Shell-based ppkg via wget

wget https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/leleliu008/ppkg/ppkg
chmod a+x ppkg
./ppkg setup

Build from C source locally dependencies

dependency	required?	purpose
GCC or LLVM+clang	required	for compiling C source code
cmake	required	for generating `build.ninja`
ninja	required	for doing jobs that read from `build.ninja`
pkg-config>=0.18	required	for finding libraries

jansson	required	for parsing and creating JSON.
libyaml	required	for parsing formula files whose format is YAML.
libgit2	required	for updating formula repositories.
libcurl	required	for http requesting support.
openssl	required	for https requesting support and SHA-256 sum checking support.
libarchive	required	for uncompressing .zip and .tar.* files.
zlib	required	for compress and uncompress data.
pcre2		for Regular Expressions support. only required on OpenBSD.

Build from C source locally via ppkg

ppkg install ppkg

Build from C source locally via xcpkg

xcpkg install ppkg

Build from C source locally using vcpkg

# install g++ curl zip unzip tar git

git clone https://github.com/microsoft/vcpkg.git
cd vcpkg
./bootstrap-vcpkg.sh
export VCPKG_ROOT="$PWD/vcpkg"
export PATH="$VCPKG_ROOT:$PATH"

vcpkg install curl openssl libgit2 libarchive libyaml jansson

git clone --depth=1 --branch=c https://github.com/leleliu008/ppkg
cd ppkg

cmake -S . -B   build.d -G Ninja -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr/local -DCMAKE_TOOLCHAIN_FILE=$VCPKG_ROOT/scripts/buildsystems/vcpkg.cmake
cmake --build   build.d
cmake --install build.d

Build from C source locally via HomeBrew

brew install --HEAD leleliu008/fpliu/ppkg

Build from C source locally using your system's default package manager

Ubuntu

apt -y update
apt -y install git cmake ninja-build pkg-config gcc libcurl4 libcurl4-openssl-dev libgit2-dev libarchive-dev libyaml-dev libjansson-dev zlib1g-dev

git clone --depth=1 --branch=c https://github.com/leleliu008/ppkg
cd ppkg

cmake -S . -B   build.d -G Ninja -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr/local
cmake --build   build.d
cmake --install build.d

Fedora

dnf -y update
dnf -y install git cmake ninja-build pkg-config gcc libcurl-devel libgit2-devel libarchive-devel libyaml-devel jansson-devel zlib-devel

git clone --depth=1 --branch=c https://github.com/leleliu008/ppkg
cd ppkg

cmake -S . -B   build.d -G Ninja -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr/local
cmake --build   build.d
cmake --install build.d

ArchLinux

pacman -Syyuu --noconfirm
pacman -S     --noconfirm git cmake ninja pkg-config gcc curl openssl libgit2 libarchive libyaml jansson zlib

git clone --depth=1 --branch=c https://github.com/leleliu008/ppkg
cd ppkg

cmake -S . -B   build.d -G Ninja -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr/local
cmake --build   build.d
cmake --install build.d

AlpineLinux

apk add git cmake ninja pkgconf gcc libc-dev curl-dev openssl-dev libgit2-dev libarchive-dev yaml-dev jansson-dev zlib-dev

git clone --depth=1 --branch=c https://github.com/leleliu008/ppkg
cd ppkg

cmake -S . -B   build.d -G Ninja -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr/local
cmake --build   build.d
cmake --install build.d

VoidLinux

xbps-install -Suy xbps
xbps-install -Suy cmake ninja gcc pkg-config libcurl-devel libgit2-devel libarchive-devel libyaml-devel jansson-devel zlib-devel

git clone --depth=1 --branch=c https://github.com/leleliu008/ppkg
cd ppkg

cmake -S . -B   build.d -G Ninja -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr/local
cmake --build   build.d
cmake --install build.d

Gentoo Linux

emerge dev-vcs/git cmake dev-util/ninja gcc pkg-config net-misc/curl dev-libs/libgit2 libarchive dev-libs/libyaml dev-libs/jansson dev-libs/zlib

git clone --depth=1 --branch=c https://github.com/leleliu008/ppkg
cd ppkg

cmake -S . -B   build.d -G Ninja -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr/local
cmake --build   build.d
cmake --install build.d

openSUSE

zypper update  -y
zypper install -y git cmake ninja gcc pkg-config libcurl-devel libgit2-devel libarchive-devel libyaml-devel libjansson-devel zlib-devel

git clone --depth=1 --branch=c https://github.com/leleliu008/ppkg
cd ppkg

cmake -S . -B   build.d -G Ninja -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr/local
cmake --build   build.d
cmake --install build.d

FreeBSD and DragonFlyBSD

pkg install -y git cmake ninja pkgconf gcc curl openssl libgit2 libarchive libyaml jansson zlib

git clone --depth=1 --branch=c https://github.com/leleliu008/ppkg
cd ppkg

cmake -S . -B   build.d -G Ninja -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr/local
cmake --build   build.d
cmake --install build.d

OpenBSD

pkg_add git cmake ninja pkgconf llvm curl libgit2 libarchive libyaml jansson zlib

git clone --depth=1 --branch=c https://github.com/leleliu008/ppkg
cd ppkg

cmake -S . -B   build.d -G Ninja -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr/local
cmake --build   build.d
cmake --install build.d

NetBSD

pkgin -y install git mozilla-rootcerts cmake ninja-build pkg-config clang curl openssl libgit2 libarchive libyaml jansson zlib

mozilla-rootcerts install

git clone --depth=1 --branch=c https://github.com/leleliu008/ppkg
cd ppkg

cmake -S . -B   build.d -G Ninja -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr/local
cmake --build   build.d
cmake --install build.d

~/.ppkg

all relevant directories and files are located under ~/.ppkg directory.

ppkg command usage

show help of this command
```
ppkg -h
ppkg --help
```
show version of this command
```
ppkg -V
ppkg --version
```
generate url-transform sample
```
ppkg gen-url-transform-sample
```
install essential tools
```
ppkg setup
```
This command is actually to do two things:
- install uppm to ~/.ppkg/core
- install other essential tools (listed below) that are used by this shell script via uppm
  - GNU Bash
  - GNU CoreUtils
  - GNU FindUtils
  - GNU awk
  - GNU sed
  - GNU grep
  - BSD tar
  - patchelf
  - sysinfo
  - tree
  - curl
  - git
  - jq
  - yq
  - d2
  - fzf
  - bat
  - xxd
show basic information about this software
```
ppkg about
```
show basic information about your current running operation system
```
ppkg sysinfo
```
integrate zsh-completion script
```
ppkg integrate zsh
ppkg integrate zsh --output-dir=/usr/local/share/zsh/site-functions
ppkg integrate zsh -v
```
This software provides a zsh-completion script for ppkg. when you've typed ppkg then type TAB key, the rest of the arguments will be automatically complete for you.

Note: to apply this feature, you may need to run the command autoload -U compinit && compinit in your terminal (your current running shell must be zsh).
update all available formula repositories
```
ppkg update
```
list all available formula repositories
```
ppkg formula-repo-list
```

create a new empty formula repository

ppkg formula-repo-init my_repo https://github.com/leleliu008/ppkg-formula-repository-my_repo
ppkg formula-repo-init my_repo https://github.com/leleliu008/ppkg-formula-repository-my_repo --branch=master
ppkg formula-repo-init my_repo https://github.com/leleliu008/ppkg-formula-repository-my_repo --branch=main --pin
ppkg formula-repo-init my_repo https://github.com/leleliu008/ppkg-formula-repository-my_repo --unpin --disable
ppkg formula-repo-init my_repo https://github.com/leleliu008/ppkg-formula-repository-my_repo --enable

create a new empty formula repository then sync with server

ppkg formula-repo-add my_repo https://github.com/leleliu008/ppkg-formula-repository-my_repo
ppkg formula-repo-add my_repo https://github.com/leleliu008/ppkg-formula-repository-my_repo --branch=master
ppkg formula-repo-add my_repo https://github.com/leleliu008/ppkg-formula-repository-my_repo --branch=main --pin
ppkg formula-repo-add my_repo https://github.com/leleliu008/ppkg-formula-repository-my_repo --unpin --disable
ppkg formula-repo-add my_repo https://github.com/leleliu008/ppkg-formula-repository-my_repo --enable

delete the given formula repository
```
ppkg formula-repo-del my_repo
```
sync the given formula repository with server
```
ppkg formula-repo-sync my_repo
```
show information of the given formula repository
```
ppkg formula-repo-info my_repo
```

change the config of the given formula repository

ppkg formula-repo-conf my_repo --url=https://github.com/leleliu008/ppkg-formula-repository-my_repo
ppkg formula-repo-conf my_repo --branch=main
ppkg formula-repo-conf my_repo --pin
ppkg formula-repo-conf my_repo --unpin
ppkg formula-repo-conf my_repo --enable
ppkg formula-repo-conf my_repo --disable

search all available packages whose name matches the given regular expression partten
```
ppkg search curl
ppkg search curl -v
ppkg search curl -p macos
```

show information of the given available package

ppkg info-available curl
ppkg info-available curl --yaml
ppkg info-available curl --json
ppkg info-available curl version
ppkg info-available curl license
ppkg info-available curl summary
ppkg info-available curl web-url
ppkg info-available curl git-url
ppkg info-available curl git-sha
ppkg info-available curl git-ref
ppkg info-available curl src-url
ppkg info-available curl src-sha

show information of the given installed package

ppkg info-installed freebsd-13.2-amd64/curl
ppkg info-installed freebsd-13.2-amd64/curl --prefix
ppkg info-installed freebsd-13.2-amd64/curl --files
ppkg info-installed freebsd-13.2-amd64/curl --yaml
ppkg info-installed freebsd-13.2-amd64/curl --json
ppkg info-installed freebsd-13.2-amd64/curl version
ppkg info-installed freebsd-13.2-amd64/curl license
ppkg info-installed freebsd-13.2-amd64/curl summary
ppkg info-installed freebsd-13.2-amd64/curl web-url
ppkg info-installed freebsd-13.2-amd64/curl git-url
ppkg info-installed freebsd-13.2-amd64/curl git-sha
ppkg info-installed freebsd-13.2-amd64/curl git-ref
ppkg info-installed freebsd-13.2-amd64/curl src-url
ppkg info-installed freebsd-13.2-amd64/curl src-sha
ppkg info-installed freebsd-13.2-amd64/curl builtat
ppkg info-installed freebsd-13.2-amd64/curl builtat-iso-8601
ppkg info-installed freebsd-13.2-amd64/curl builtat-rfc-3339
ppkg info-installed freebsd-13.2-amd64/curl builtat-iso-8601-utc
ppkg info-installed freebsd-13.2-amd64/curl builtat-rfc-3339-utc

show packages that are depended by the given package

ppkg depends curl

ppkg depends curl -t d2
ppkg depends curl -t dot
ppkg depends curl -t box
ppkg depends curl -t png
ppkg depends curl -t svg

ppkg depends curl -o curl-dependencies.d2
ppkg depends curl -o curl-dependencies.dot
ppkg depends curl -o curl-dependencies.txt
ppkg depends curl -o curl-dependencies.png
ppkg depends curl -o curl-dependencies.svg

ppkg depends curl -t d2  -o dependencies/
ppkg depends curl -t dot -o dependencies/
ppkg depends curl -t box -o dependencies/
ppkg depends curl -t png -o dependencies/
ppkg depends curl -t svg -o dependencies/

download resources of the given package to the local cache
```
ppkg fetch curl
ppkg fetch curl -v
```
install the given packages
```
ppkg install curl
ppkg install curl bzip2 -v
```
Note: C and C++ compiler should be installed by yourself using your system's default package manager before running this command.

reinstall the given packages

ppkg reinstall curl
ppkg reinstall curl bzip2 -v

uninstall the given packages

ppkg uninstall curl
ppkg uninstall curl bzip2 -v

upgrade the outdated packages

ppkg upgrade
ppkg upgrade curl
ppkg upgrade curl bzip2 -v

upgrade this software
```
ppkg upgrade-self
ppkg upgrade-self -v
```
check if the given package is available
```
ppkg is-available curl -p macos
```
check if the given package is installed
```
ppkg is-installed curl
```
check if the given package is outdated
```
ppkg is-outdated  curl
```

list all available packages

ppkg ls-available
ppkg ls-available -v
ppkg ls-available -p macos

list all installed packages

ppkg ls-installed
ppkg ls-installed -v
ppkg ls-installed --target=linux-musl-x86_64

list all outdated packages

ppkg ls-outdated
ppkg ls-outdated -v
ppkg ls-outdated --target=linux-musl-x86_64

list installed files of the given installed package in a tree-like format
```
ppkg tree curl
ppkg tree curl -L 3
```
show logs of the given installed package
```
ppkg logs curl
```

pack the given installed package

ppkg pack curl
ppkg pack curl -t tar.xz
ppkg pack curl -t tar.gz
ppkg pack curl -t tar.lz
ppkg pack curl -t tar.bz2
ppkg pack curl -t zip

ppkg pack curl -t zip -o a/
ppkg pack curl -o a/xx.zip

export the given installed package as anthoer package format (e.g. deb, rpm, pkg, apk, etc)

ppkg export.deb curl
ppkg export.deb curl -o .
ppkg export.deb curl -o a/
ppkg export.deb curl -o curl-8.1.2-linux-x86_64.deb

ppkg export.rpm curl
ppkg export.rpm curl -o .
ppkg export.rpm curl -o a/
ppkg export.rpm curl -o curl-8.1.2-linux-x86_64.rpm

ppkg export.pkg curl
ppkg export.pkg curl -o .
ppkg export.pkg curl -o a/
ppkg export.pkg curl -o curl-8.1.2-linux-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz

ppkg export.apk curl
ppkg export.apk curl -o .
ppkg export.apk curl -o a/
ppkg export.apk curl -o curl-8.1.2-linux-x86_64.apk

delete the unused cached files
```
ppkg cleanup
```

environment variables

HOME

this environment variable already have been set on most systems, if not set or set a empty string, you will receive an error message.
PATH

this environment variable already have been set on most systems, if not set or set a empty string, you will receive an error message.
SSL_CERT_FILE
```
curl -LO https://curl.se/ca/cacert.pem
export SSL_CERT_FILE="$PWD/cacert.pem"
```
In general, you don't need to set this environment variable, but, if you encounter the reporting the SSL certificate is invalid, trying to run above commands in your terminal will do the trick.
GOPROXY
```
export GOPROXY='https://goproxy.cn'
```
PPKG_HOME

If this environment variable is not set or set a empty string, $HOME/.ppkg will be used as the default value.
```
export PPKG_HOME=$HOME/ppkg-home
```
PPKG_URL_TRANSFORM
```
export PPKG_URL_TRANSFORM=/path/of/url-transform
```
/path/of/url-transform command would be invoked as /path/of/url-transform <URL>

/path/of/url-transform command must output a <URL>

you can generate a url-transform sample via ppkg gen-url-transform-sample

If you want to change the request url, you can set this environment variable. It is very useful for chinese users.
PPKG_XTRACE

for debugging purposes.

enables set -x:
```
export PPKG_XTRACE=1
```
PPKG_DEFAULT_TARGET

Some ACTIONs of ppkg are associated with an installed package which need PACKAGE-SPEC to be specified.

PACKAGE-SPEC : a formatted string that has form: <TARGET-PLATFORM>/<PACKAGE-NAME>, represents an installed package.

PACKAGE-NAME : should match the regular expression pattern ^[A-Za-z0-9+-_.@]{1,50}$

TARGET-PLATFORM : a formatted string that has form: <TARGET-PLATFORM-NAME>-<TARGET-PLATFORM-VERSION>-<TARGET-PLATFORM-ARCH>

TARGET-PLATFORM-ARCH : indicates which cpu arch was built for. value might be any one of x86_64 amd64 arm64 aarch64, ppc64le, riscv64, s390x

TARGET-PLATFORM-NAME : indicates which platform name was built for. value shall be any one of linux macos freebsd netbsd openbsd dragonflybsd

TARGET-PLATFORM-VERSION : indicates which platform version was built with.

To simplify the usage, you are allowed to omit <TARGET-PLATFORM>/. If <TARGET-PLATFORM>/ is omitted, environment variable PPKG_DEFAULT_TARGET would be checked, if this environment variable is not set, then your current running os target will be used as the default.

Example:
```
export PPKG_DEFAULT_TARGET=linux-glibc-x86_64
export PPKG_DEFAULT_TARGET=linux-musl-x86_64
export PPKG_DEFAULT_TARGET=macos-13.0-arm64
export PPKG_DEFAULT_TARGET=macos-13.0-x86_64
export PPKG_DEFAULT_TARGET=freebsd-13.2-amd64
export PPKG_DEFAULT_TARGET=openbsd-7.4-amd64
export PPKG_DEFAULT_TARGET=netbsd-9.3-amd64
```

Note: some commonly used environment variables are override by this software, these are CC, CXX, CPP, AS, AR, LD, CFLAGS, CPPFLAGS, LDFLAGS, PKG_CONFIG_LIBDIR, PKG_CONFIG_PATH, ACLOCAL_PATH

ppkg formula scheme

a ppkg formula is a YAML format file which is used to config a ppkg package's meta-information including one sentence description, package version, installation instructions, etc.

a ppkg formula's filename suffix must be .yml

a ppkg formula'a filename prefix would be treated as the package name.

a ppkg formula'a filename prefix must match the regular expression partten ^[A-Za-z0-9+-._@]{1,50}$

a ppkg formula's file content only has one level mapping and shall has following KEY:

KEY	required?	overview
`pkgtype`	optional	indicates what type of this package. value shall be any one of `exe`, `pie`, `lib`, `exe+lib`. To `exe` type package, `ppkg` would add `--static -static` options to `LDFLAGS` if `--static` install option is given. To `pie` type package, it means that it doesn't support fully statically linking, it is supposed to be dynamically linked. If this mapping is not present, `ppkg` will determine the package type by package name, if a package name starts/ends with `lib`, it would be recognized as type `lib`, otherwise, it would be recognized as type `exe`
`summary`	required	describe this package in one sentence.
`license`	optional	a space-separated list of SPDX license short identifiers
`version`	optional	the version of this package. If this mapping is not present, it will be calculated from `src-url`, if `src-url` is also not present, it will be calculated from running time as format `date +%Y.%m.%d`

`web-url`	optional	the home webpage of this package. If this mapping is not present, `git-url` must be present.

`git-url`	optional	the source code git repository. If `src-url` is not present, this mapping must be present.
`git-ref`	optional	reference: https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Internals-Git-References example values: `HEAD` `refs/heads/master` `refs/heads/main` `refs/tags/v1`, default value is `HEAD`
`git-sha`	optional	the full git commit id, 40-byte hexadecimal string, if `git-ref` and `git-sha` both are present, `git-sha` takes precedence over `git-ref`
`git-nth`	optional	tell `ppkg` that how many depth commits would you like to be fetched. default is `1`, this would save your time and storage. If you want to fetch all commits, set this to `0`

`src-url`	optional	the source code download url of this package. If value of this mapping ends with one of `.zip` `.tar.xz` `.tar.gz` `.tar.lz` `.tar.bz2` `.tgz` `.txz` `.tlz` `.tbz2` `.crate`, it will be uncompressed to `$PACKAGE_WORKING_DIR/src` when this package is installing, otherwise, it will be copied to `$PACKAGE_WORKING_DIR/src` also support format like `dir://DIR`
`src-uri`	optional	the mirror of `src-url`.
`src-sha`	optional	the `sha256sum` of source code. `src-sha` and `src-url` must appear together.

`fix-url`	optional	the patch file download url of this package. If value of this mapping ends with one of `.zip` `.tar.xz` `.tar.gz` `.tar.lz` `.tar.bz2` `.tgz` `.txz` `.tlz` `.tbz2` `.crate`, it will be uncompressed to `$PACKAGE_WORKING_DIR/fix` when this package is installing, otherwise, it will be copied to `$PACKAGE_WORKING_DIR/fix`.
`fix-uri`	optional	the mirror of `fix-url`.
`fix-sha`	optional	the `sha256sum` of patch file. `fix-sha` and `fix-url` must appear together.
`fix-opt`	optional	options to be passed to `patch` command. default value is `-p1`.

`patches`	optional	multiple lines of `<fix-sha>\|<fix-url>[\|fix-uri][\|fix-opt]`.

`res-url`	optional	other resource download url of this package. If value of this mapping ends with one of `.zip` `.tar.xz` `.tar.gz` `.tar.lz` `.tar.bz2` `.tgz` `.txz` `.tlz` `.tbz2` `.crate`, it will be uncompressed to `$PACKAGE_WORKING_DIR/res` when this package is installing, otherwise, it will be copied to `$PACKAGE_WORKING_DIR/res`.
`res-uri`	optional	the mirror of `res-url`.
`res-sha`	optional	the `sha256sum` of resource file. `res-sha` and `res-url` must appear together.

`reslist`	optional	multiple lines of `<res-sha>\|<res-url>[\|res-uri][\|unpack-dir][\|N]`. `unpack-dir` is relative to `$PACKAGE_WORKING_DIR/res`, default value is empty. `N` is `--strip-components=N`

`dep-pkg`	optional	a space-separated list of `ppkg packages` that are depended by this package when installing and/or runtime, which will be installed via ppkg.
`dep-upp`	optional	a space-separated list of `uppm packages` that are depended by this package when installing and/or runtime, which will be installed via uppm.
`dep-pym`	optional	a space-separated list of `python packages` that are depended by this package when installing and/or runtime, which will be installed via pip3.
`dep-plm`	optional	a space-separated list of `perl modules` that are depended by this package when installing and/or runtime, which will be installed via cpan.

`ccflags`	optional	append to `CFLAGS`
`xxflags`	optional	append to `CXXFLAGS`
`ppflags`	optional	append to `CPPFLAGS`
`ldflags`	optional	append to `LDFLAGS`

`bsystem`	optional	build system name. values can be one or a combination of `autogen` `autotools` `configure` `cmake` `cmake+gmake` `cmake+ninja` `meson` `xmake` `gmake` `ninja` `cargo` `go` `rake`
`bscript`	optional	the directory where the build script is located in, relative to `PACKAGE_WORKING_DIR`. build script such as `configure`, `Makefile`, `CMakeLists.txt`, `meson.build`, `Cargo.toml`, etc.
`binbstd`	optional	whether to build in the directory where the build script is located in, otherwise build in other directory. value shall be `0` or `1`. default value is `0`.
`movable`	optional	whether can be moved/copied to other locations. value shall be `0` or `1`. default value is `1`.
`parallel`	optional	whether to allow build system running jobs in parallel. value shall be `0` or `1`. default value is `1`.

`onstart`	optional	POSIX shell code to be run when this package's formula is loaded. `PWD` is `$PACKAGE_WORKING_DIR`
`onready`	optional	POSIX shell code to be run when this package's needed resources all are ready. `PWD` is `$PACKAGE_BSCRIPT_DIR`
`onfinal`	optional	POSIX shell code to be run when this package is successfully installed. `PWD` is `$PACKAGE_INSTALL_DIR`

`do12345`	optional	POSIX shell code to be run for native build. It is only meaningful when requesting for cross building. It is running in a separated process.
`dopatch`	optional	POSIX shell code to be run to apply patches manually. `PWD` is `$PACKAGE_BSCRIPT_DIR`
`prepare`	optional	POSIX shell code to be run to do some additional preparation. `PWD` is `$PACKAGE_BSCRIPT_DIR`
`install`	optional	POSIX shell code to be run when user run `ppkg install <PKG>`. If this mapping is not present, `ppkg` will run default install code according to `bsystem`. `PWD` is `$PACKAGE_BSCRIPT_DIR` if `binbstd` is `0`, otherwise it is `$PACKAGE_BCACHED_DIR`
`dotweak`	optional	POSIX shell code to be run to do some tweaks immediately after installing. `PWD` is `$PACKAGE_INSTALL_DIR`

`caveats`	optional	multiple lines of plain text to be displayed after installation.

phases

build system name	build script file name
`meson`	`meson.build`
`cmake`	`CMakeLists.txt`
`gmake`	`GNUMakefile` or `Makefile`
`ninja`	`build.ninja`
`xmake`	`xmake.lua`
`cargo`	`Cargo.toml`
`go`	`go.mod`
`rake`	`Rakefile`
`autogen`	`autogen.sh`
`autotools`	`configure.ac`
`configure`	`configure`

commands that can be used out of the box:

command	usage-example
`bash`	Reference
`CoreUtils`	Reference
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`echo`	`echo 'your message.'`
`info`	`info 'your information.'`
`warn`	`warn "no package manager found."`
`error`	`error 'error message.'`
`abort`	`abort 1 "please specify a package name."`
`success`	`success "build success."`
`isInteger`	`isInteger $x \|\| abort 1 "should be an integer."`
`isCrossBuild`	`isCrossBuild && abort 1 "This package is not supposed to be cross built."`
`wfetch`	`wfetch <URL> [--uri=<URL-MIRROR>] [--sha256=<SHA256>] [-o <PATH> [-q]`

`configure`	`configure --enable-pic`
`mesonw`	`mesonw -Dneon=disabled -Darm-simd=disabled`
`cmakew`	`cmakew -DBUILD_SHARED_LIBS=ON -DBUILD_STATIC_LIBS=ON`
`gmakew`	`gmakew`
`xmakew`	`xmakew`
`cargow`	`cargow`
`gow`	`gow`

shell variables can be used directly:

variable	overview
`PPKG_ARG0`	the 1st arguments of `ppkg` that you've supplied.
`PPKG_ARG1`	the 2nd arguments of `ppkg` that you've supplied.
`PPKG_ARGV`	the all arguments of `ppkg` that you've supplied.
`PPKG_PATH`	the full path of `ppkg` that you're running.
`PPKG_HOME`	the home directory of `ppkg` that you're running.
`PPKG_VERSION`	the version of `ppkg` that you're running.

`UPPM`	the executable filepath of uppm

`TIMESTAMP_UNIX`	the unix timestamp of this action.

`NATIVE_OS_KIND`	current running os kind. value shall be any one of `linux` `darwin` `freebsd` `netbsd` `openbsd` `dragonflybsd`
`NATIVE_OS_TYPE`	current running os type. value shall be any one of `linux` `macos` `freebsd` `netbsd` `openbsd` `dragonflybsd`
`NATIVE_OS_NAME`	current running os name. value might be any one of `Debian GNU/Linux` `Ubuntu` `CentOS` `Fedora` `FreeBSD` `NetBSD` `OpenBSD`, `DragonFlyBSD`, etc
`NATIVE_OS_VERS`	current running os version.
`NATIVE_OS_ARCH`	current running os arch. value might be any one of `x86_64` `amd64` `arm64` `aarch64`, `ppc64le`, `riscv64`, `s390x`, etc
`NATIVE_OS_NCPU`	current running os's cpu core count.
`NATIVE_OS_LIBC`	current running os's libc name. value shall be any one of `glibc` and `musl`.
`NATIVE_OS_EUID`	current running os's effective user ID.
`NATIVE_OS_EGID`	current running os's effective group ID.

`TARGET_PLATFORM_NAME`	target platform name that is built for. value shall be any one of `linux` `macos` `freebsd` `netbsd` `openbsd` `dragonflybsd`
`TARGET_PLATFORM_VERS`	target platform version that is built with.
`TARGET_PLATFORM_ARCH`	target platform arch that is built for. value might be any one of `x86_64` `amd64` `arm64` `aarch64`, `ppc64le`, `riscv64`, `s390x`, etc

`CROSS_COMPILING`	value shall be 0 or 1. indicates whether is cross-compiling.

`CC`	the C Compiler.
`CFLAGS`	the flags of `CC`.
`CXX`	the C++ Compiler.
`CXXFLAGS`	the flags of `CXX`.
`CPP`	the C/C++ PreProcessor.
`CPPFLAGS`	the flags of `CPP`.
`AS`	the assembler.
`AR`	the archiver.
`RANLIB`	the archiver extra tool.
`LD`	the linker.
`LDFLAGS`	the flags of `LD`.
`NM`	a command line tool to list symbols from object files.
`STRIP`	a command line tool to discard symbols and other data from object files.

`PACKAGE_WORKING_DIR`	the working directory when installing.
`PACKAGE_BSCRIPT_DIR`	the directory where the build script (e.g. `Makefile`, `configure`, `CMakeLists.txt`, `meson.build`, `Cargo.toml`, etc) is located in.
`PACKAGE_BCACHED_DIR`	the directory where the temporary files are stored in when building.
`PACKAGE_INSTALL_DIR`	the directory where the final files will be installed to.

`x_INSTALL_DIR`	the installation directory of x package.
`x_INCLUDE_DIR`	`$x_INSTALL_DIR/include`
`x_LIBRARY_DIR`	`$x_INSTALL_DIR/lib`

ppkg formula repository

a typical hierarchical structure of a ppkg formula repository looks like below:

PPKGFormulaRepoName
├── formula
│   ├── packageA.yml
│   └── packageB.yml
├── LICENSE
└── README.md

ppkg formula repository local location

${PPKG_HOME}/repos.d/${PPKGFormulaRepoName}

ppkg formula repository local config

a ppkg formula repository's config file is located at ${PPKG_HOME}/repos.d/${PPKGFormulaRepoName}/.ppkg-formula-repo.yml

a typical ppkg formula repository's config file content looks like below:

url: https://github.com/leleliu008/ppkg-formula-repository-official-core
branch: master
pinned: 0
enabled: 1
created: 1673684639
updated: 1673684767

If a ppkg formula repository is pinned, which means it would not be updated.

If a ppkg formula repository is disabled, which means ppkg would not search formulas in this formula repository.

ppkg formula repository management

run ppkg formula-repo-add command to create a new formula repository locally from an exsting remote git repository.

run ppkg formula-repo-init command to create a new formula repository locally without taking any further action.

ppkg official formula repository

ppkg official formula repository is hosted at https://github.com/leleliu008/ppkg-formula-repository-official-core

It would be automatically fetched to your local repository as name official-core when you run ppkg update command.

Note: If you find that a package is not in ppkg official formula repository yet, PR is welcomed.

Name		Name	Last commit message	Last commit date
Latest commit History 764 Commits
.github/workflows		.github/workflows
LICENSE		LICENSE
README.md		README.md
build-core.sh		build-core.sh
fonts.conf		fonts.conf
phases.dot		phases.dot
phases.svg		phases.svg
ppkg		ppkg
ppkg-zsh-completion		ppkg-zsh-completion
sed-in-place.c		sed-in-place.c
uppm-shim-apk		uppm-shim-apk
uppm-shim-brew		uppm-shim-brew
uppm-shim-pkg		uppm-shim-pkg
uppm-shim-pkg_add		uppm-shim-pkg_add
uppm-shim-pkgin		uppm-shim-pkgin
wrapper-native-c++.c		wrapper-native-c++.c
wrapper-native-cc.c		wrapper-native-cc.c
wrapper-native-objc.c		wrapper-native-objc.c
wrapper-target-c++.c		wrapper-target-c++.c
wrapper-target-cc-test.sh		wrapper-target-cc-test.sh
wrapper-target-cc.c		wrapper-target-cc.c
wrapper-target-objc.c		wrapper-target-objc.c
xbuilder		xbuilder

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