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1.2 KiB
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73 lines
1.2 KiB
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# zpkg
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Simple and basic packaging system
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Designed to be used by anyone and deployed anywhere,
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it is a very basic packaging system without much functionnality but very portable
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Official repo: [http://zawz.net/zpkg](http://zawz.net/zpkg)
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## As user
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Requirements:
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- curl
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- sudo
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- wget
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- tar
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Optional:
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- pv
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### Installing
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```shell
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curl -SO http://zawz.net/zpkg/install.sh
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sudo sh install.sh
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```
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If you wish to use another repository, substitute `zawz.net/zpkg` for your desired target
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### Using
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See `zpkg help`
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## Deploy on a server
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### Requirements
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To deploy on a server you need:
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- SSH server
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- HTTP server
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- dedicated zpkg user
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You need to be able to SSH to the zpkg user. SSH keys are recommended
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### Process
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1. Write the desired config in `.config`, see `.config.example`
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2. Run `server_deploy.sh`
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3. Make available the package directory to the HTTP server
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### Deploying packages
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`zpkg deploy <pkg...>`
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Targets are architectured as the linux filesystem
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## Functionality
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- Install packages
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- Remove packages
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- Update packages
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- Config redirection
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### Non-present functionality
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- Dependencies
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- Versions
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- Multi-repo
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These functionalities are not planned to be added,
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zpkg is designed to be a basic package manager
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