Ettore Di Giacinto
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101 lines
3.7 KiB
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# Sabayon devkit
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The *Sabayon devkit* is a set of scripts that aims to help developers in various tasks.
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You can install it in sabayon with:
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sudo equo i sabayon-devkit
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# Building package in a clean environment
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## Prerequisites
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* docker installed in the machine (`sudo equo i docker`), and the daemon started (`sudo systemctl start docker`)
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* if you don't want to run that as root, the user where are you running the script must be in the docker group (`sudo gpasswd -a $USER docker`)
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Packages can be built in a clean environment with docker by running `sabayon-buildpackages`.
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*`sabayon-buildpackages` is just a script wrapper around the `builder` perl script which is placed inside a docker container.*
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## Define your workspace
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Create a directory to represent your project workspace.
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cd $HOME
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mkdir myproject
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cd myproject
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if you plan to make packages from your own ebuilds, and you don't have an overlay published in layman, you can create the `local_overlay` directory and put your overlay tree inside it.
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me@box:myproject/$ mkdir local_overlay
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`myproject/local_overlay` is read from the docker container and mounted inside it as the local overlay available in the machine.
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If you want, you can define the workspace directory with the variable environment `SAB_WORKSPACE`
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`SAB_WORKSPACE=/whatever sabayon-createrepo`
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## Build your packages
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`sabayon-buildpackages` accepts the same arguments as the builder:
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sabayon-buildpackages app-text/tree
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sabayon-buildpackages plasma-meta --layman kde
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sabayon-buildpackages app-foo/foobar --equo foo-misc/foobar --layman foo --layman bar foo
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* --layman foobar -- tells the script to add the "foobar" overlay from layman
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* --equo foo-misc/foobar -- tells the script to install "foo-misc/foobar" before compiling
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* The arguments are the packages that you want compile, they can be also in the complete form *e.g. =foo-bar/misc-1.2*
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## Folder structure
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This is the folder structure that will be automatically created:
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myproject/
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myproject/portage_artifacts/
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myproject/entropy_artifacts/
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myproject/local_overlay/
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* myproject/portage\_artifacts/ -- will contain the portage artifacts, they will be consumed in the next steps
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* myproject/entropy\_artifacts/ -- will contain the entropy output, our Sabayon repository for the **.tbz2** packages that where in **myproject/portage_artifacts/**
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* myproject/local_overlay/ -- is the location of your personal overlay (if necessary)
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# Create Sabayon repository from *.tbz2 in a clean environment
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## Prerequisites
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* docker installed in the machine (`sudo equo i docker`), and the daemon started (`sudo systemctl start docker`)
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* if you don't want to run that as root, the user where are you running the script must be in the docker group (`sudo gpasswd -a $USER docker`)
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You can create Sabayon repositories from packages built with emerge in a clean environment with docker by running `sabayon-createrepo`.
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The script will use a docker container to inject packages from *portage_artifacts/* in your project folder, the output will be available in *entropy_artifacts/*.
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Example:
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sabayon-createrepo
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REPOSITORY_NAME=mytest REPOSITORY_DESCRIPTION="My Wonderful Repository" sabayon-createrepo
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* REPOSITORY_NAME -- is your repository name id
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* REPOSITORY_DESCRIPTION -- is your repository description
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You can also put your .tbz2 file externally built inside `entropy_artifacts/` in your workspace folder (you can create it if not already present) and run `sabayon-createrepo` to generate a repository from them.
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In both `sabayon-createrepo` and `sabayon-buildpackages` you can override the docker image used with the environment variable `DOCKER_IMAGE`.
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