hydrilla-builder - Tool to build packages for Hydrilla to serve

HYDRILLA-BUILDERNAME

hydrilla−builder
− Generate packages to be served by Hydrilla
SYNOPSIS

hydrilla−builder
−−help 

hydrilla−builder [−s SOURCE]
[−i INDEX_PATH] −d
DESTINATION 

(See the OPTIONS section for alternate option syntax with
long option names.)
DESCRIPTION

hydrilla−builder
is a tool which takes a Hydrilla source package and
generates files of a built package, suitable for serving by
the Hydrilla server.
The main
function of hydrilla−builder is to automate the
process of computing SHA256 cryptographic sums of package
files and including them in JSON definitions.
This tool does
not perform nor trigger actions like compilation,
minification or bundling of source code files. When this is
needed, hydrilla−builder instead relies on
facilities already provided by other software distribution
systems like APT and extracts the requested files from .deb
packages. This feature is called
“piggybacking”.
In addition,
hydrilla−builder can generate an SPDX report
from source package if the
“reuse_generate_spdx_report” property is set to
true in index.json.
OPTIONS




−−help


Output a usage message and
exit.


−s SOURCE,
−−srcdir=SOURCE
Use SOURCE as source
package directory to build from. If not specified, current
directory is used.
−i
INDEX_PATH,
−−index−json=INDEX_PATH
Process the JSON file under
INDEX_PATH instead of index.json inside source
directory. INDEX_PATH may be either absolute or
relative. In the latter case it is resolved with respect to
the source directory.
File provided
as INDEX_PATH will also be included in the generated
source archive as “index.json”, substituting any
file with such name that could be present in the source
directory.
−p
PIGGYBACK_PATH,
−−piggyback−files=PIGGYBACK_PATH
Read and write foreign package
archives under PIGGYBACK_PATH. If not specified, a
default value is computed by appending
“.foreign-packages” to the SOURCE
directory path.
−d
DESTINATION,
−−dstdir=DESTINATION
Write generated files under
DESTINATION. DESTINATION can then be passed to
Hydrilla to serve packages from.
−−version
Show version information for
this instance of hydrilla−builder on the
standard output and exit successfully.
EXIT STATUS

The exit status
is 0 if build was performed successfully or if the
−−help option was passed. It is a number
different from 0 in all other cases.
SEE ALSO

Manual Pages


hydrilla(1).
Full
Documentation 


Online
documentation is available on Hydrilla issue
tracker.