Tool to automatically update Slackware build scripts.
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SlackBuilder

SlackBuilder is a tool which aims to help to update Slackware packages. It checks for the latest version of an upstream package and can modify SlackBuild meta information accordingly.

Build instructions

SlackBuilder is a Haskell program and can be built and run using the Cabal build tool and package manager:

cabal build

After that you can run slackbuilder using Cabal and cabal run slackbuilder. Or you can install the program locally with cabal install and run it just as slackbuilder assuming ~/.cabal/bin is on your PATH.

Configuration

There is a sample configuration file under config/config.toml.example. Just copy this file to config/config.toml and modify as needed.

Each package that should be updated automatically needs a special description which contains links to the upstream repositories and instructions how the sources should be prepared.

Unfortunately the only format currently supported for the package descriptions is Haskell source code. But I'm planning to make it possible to describe the packages without recompiling the slackbuilder itself.

For the time being src/Main.hs contains descriptions of my slackbuilds, that can be used as an example and a start point.