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=pod
=head1 NAME
pkg - Package maintenance utility, package format
=head1 PACKAGE STRUCTURE
Special (as in, mostly handled by pkg) directories and files in a package.
Unless marked with [*], all files and directories are optional
=over
=item bin/
The place for executables to be in the user's PATH. For their processing, see B<populate_collected>
=item etc/
Configuration files, not threated specially though
=item include/
Scripts used by the package that don't belong into B<bin/>. Not threated specially
=item man/
Manual files in POD format, separated by section (like man/7/pkg)
=item provides/
Files for inclusion into other packages
=item description
Package description for B<pkg info>
=item .links
Sym- and hardlink descriptions. See checklinks(1)
=item prereqs
The package's prerequisites, mainly dependencies. See B<check_prereqs>
=item priority
Package priority as an [1;6] interval of integer numbers.
=back
=head1 MAJOR INTERNAL FUNCTIONS
=over
=item B<check_prereqs> I<package>
Checks a package's prerequisites as defined in B<prereqs>.
The prereqs file is a zsh script which is sourced by pkg.
The following pkg-related functions are available:
* B<is_installed> I<package>
Returns true if I<package> is installed, otherwise false
* B<perlmodule> I<perlmodule>
Returns true if I<perlmodule> can be used by perl, otherwise false
* B<file_in_path> I<commendname>
Returns true if I<commandname> was found in the users PATH, otherwise false
* B<offer_install> I<package>
After completing the execution of B<prereqs>,
pkg will offer to install all the packages added by this command.
Use in conjunction with B<is_installed>, like
is_installed brain || offer_install brain
=item B<populate_collected> I<package>
This command does two things.
First, it creates the appropiate symlinks in F<~/bin> to the files in B<bin/>.
Second, it runs podchecker(1) over the files in B<bin/> and B<man/> and
uses pod2man(1) to create man pages from them, which will then be stored in
B<.collected> (like .collected/man/man7/pkg.7).
The command is invoked with pkg upgrade, pkg add and pkg push
=item B<genocide_collected> I<package>
Revert the actions of populate_collected. Called with pkg delete.
=item B<update_provides> I<package>
Walks through the directories in B<provides> and executes the post-update hooks
of the corresponding packages.
=back
=head1 AUTHOR
Daniel Friesel <derf@derf.homelinux.org>
=head1 LICENSE
0. You just DO WHAT THE FUCK YOU WANT TO.
=head1 SEE ALSO
checklinks(1), pkg(1)
=cut
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