Am 19.05.2012 20:03, schrieb Kwpolska:
On Sat, May 19, 2012 at 7:26 PM, martin kalcher
<martin.kalcher@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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My suggestions
I wrote a simple python script that creates PKGBUILDs from the rubygems.org
API. I wrote it just to figure out if this works, so its pretty straight
forward and i dont want to publish it it yet. It worked quite nice - it can
resolve dependencies and stuff like that - but there is one problem at the
moment. The API does not provide any checksums for the gems, but i opened an
feature request [0].
python script
Are you serious? A Python script for Ruby gems?! But seriously, a
great idea and an even better scripting language choice.
Ahaha, i wrote it in Python, because i thought that the AUR is a django
site.
With this script i could imagine two things.
Setting up a virtual AUR user, who handles all ruby-* packages. Then we
create a rubygems account for this user, so we can create a custom rubygems
feed for this user, with the gems we have in the AUR. Once a day a script
checks the feed for updated gems and creates new PKGBUILDs, if needed.
Pretty awesome! If it is possible to integrate this into the AUR, this would
be my favorite solution. But i could imagine, that some of you will yell:
'This not what we consider KISS!'
And others will yell "Patches welcome." I always wanted to say that, therefore
PATCHES WELCOME.
But seriously, TUs/Developers/what-you-have are too lazy to do it
themselves, and therefore you must learn PHP (can't call it a
programming language, nor a scripting one, it's a PIECE OF SHIT),
write appropriate code (good luck!), create a git-formatted patch and
post it. Or find a better way to integrate it into the AUR.
Hmm PHP, ok, great..
I figured out that it is not necessary to integrate it directly into the
AUR. Its possible to upload the packages through the script.
