atpm

The Anarchy Tools Package Manager.

Building

To build atpm "from scratch", simply ./bootstrap/build.sh.

Then you can check the program was built successfully:

$ ./atpm --help
atpm - Anarchy Tools Package Manager 1.0.0-GM1
https://github.com/AnarchyTools
© 2016 Anarchy Tools Contributors.

Usage: atpm [command]

    info
        show information for all package dependencies

    fetch
        fetch new packages, does not touch already fetched packages

    update
        update already fetched packages (if they are not pinned)

    pin <package-name>
        pin current package status of <package-name> and record in lock file

    unpin <package-name>
        unpin status of <package-name>

    override <package-name> <new-url>
        override git url of <package-name> to <new-url>

    restore <package-name>
        remove git url override of <package-name>

Usage

info

atpm info just dumps information about dependencies of a package (mainly the git URLs)

fetch

atpm fetch downloads all external dependencies into external/<pkgname>, it does not touch already downloaded dependencies

update

atpm update updates all external dependencies in external/, it does not download new or missing dependencies

pin

atpm pin <packagename> pin a package to a defined git commit id

unpin

atpm unpin <packagename> unpin a commit id for a package

override

atpm override <packagename> <GIT-URL> override the git repo URL for a package

restore

atpm restore <packagename> remove URL override for a package

Configuration

To configure a dependency in a build.atpkg file add the following statements to the top level (just after :name):

:external-packages [
    {
        :url "https://github.com/AnarchyTools/atpkg.git"
        :version [ "1.0.0" ]
    }
]

• :url is required and a valid URL to a git repository

• :branch is optional and defines which branch to check out

• :tag is optional and defines which git tag to check out

• :commit defines a commit id

• :version defines a version, use a vector like ["<1.3" ">=1.2"]

You need one of :branch, :tag, :commit or :version

Usage in build.atpkg

All dependencies are handled as if you issued a :import ["external/<pkgname>/build.atpkg"] statement in the build file.

Example:

(package
  :name "test"

  :external-packages [
    {
      :url "https://github.com/AnarchyTools/atpkg.git"
      :version [ "1.0.0" ]
    }
  ]

  :tasks {
    :default {
        :tool "atllbuild"
        :source ["src/**.swift"]
        :name "test"
        :output-type "executable"
        :link-with ["atpkg.a"]
        :dependencies ["atpkg.atpkg"]
    }
  }
)