AUR Package

[yigitsever]

Hello,

I started using the project (thank you!) and also packaged it to Arch User Repository

Arch Linux user can simply;

paru -S fsrx-git

Or using any other AUR helper they use. This can be added to the README.md if you'd like.

The -git tag (sorry if you already know this) says that the package tracks this repository directly. AUR Submission Guidelines says that the fsrx package can be submitted to AUR when there's an official release on upstream (here). On a potential fsrx, the AUR package will download the release .tar.gz (instead of cloning the repository) and build the package using that.

Currently the repository is using prereleases, if you'd like you can start releasing full releases (feedback: as far as I can tell the program is stable and ready for use) and that can be packaged as well

Cheers

[jrnxf]

@yigitsever I'm down! I'll cut a 1.0.0 release today. Is there anything you'd need to do after that or could a user at that point simply run yay/paru/etc -S fsrx immediately?

[yigitsever]

@coloradocolby I (or someone else) would need to submit fsrx to AUR as well

[jrnxf]

@yigitsever sounds good. I'll release tonight and send you a confirmation message here. Would you mind submitting fsrx for me?

[yigitsever]

@coloradocolby of course not :)

edit: I has already been packaged: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/fsrx

[jrnxf]

@yigitsever perfect! Just released v1.0.0 🎊