Package

The package command is a top-level (file) command. It’s used to define packages and add buildfile-scoped repositories.

package define #

With package define "name", one defines a new package. This definition is used when wanting to publish any given target.

vendor #

Adds informations about the vendor.

versions #

List of versions this should be allowed to be build for.

depData #

List of keys the that should be extracted of the targets datastore to put into the package for later reuse.

files #

List of files to be included in the package.

Each entry can have one of the following forms:

• name::path
• name::mode://path
• path
• mode://path

Where name is the name inside the archive, mode can either be build or out, and path is the path itself!

target #

Target that provides artifacts for the package. Takes a block which contains set_opt and set_data commands.

set_opt #

Sets an option for an target; requires that the option is defined and applied to the target.

set_data #

See set_data.

package add_repo #

This command adds a new buildfile-local repository.

Example:

package add_repo myrepo {
    src "https://yyy"
    bin "https://zzz"
}

src #

Sets the source location for a git repository.

bin #

Sets the source location for a binary package repository.