epel7 noarch rpms in a repo?

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I am working with Centos7-armv7. Unfortunately there is no epel for it. At this time.

For starters I need:

perl-Log-Log4perl amavisd-new clamav clamd

Plus whatever dependencies they need.

I also now, from when I built a Redsleeve6 server a couple years ago I also need:

roundcubemail
perl-MIME-EncWords perl-MIME-Charset perl-Email-Valid
perl-Mail-Sender imapsync offlineimap
perl-Convert-BinHex

Which were 'noarch' back then.

What I would like to do for starters is have a repo that had the noarch rpms to see what I have to start with and then what I would need to get built. Does such a repo exist?

Thank you for any and all help.

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