ALPM

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lib/ALPM.pod  view on Meta::CPAN

=item nls

Foreign language support.

=item downloader

If libcurl is installed then a downloader is embedded.

=item signatures

If gpgme is installed then package/database signatures are supported.

=back

=back

=head1 ALPM OBJECT METHODS

These methods can be used with ALPM objects created from the "new" method
above. In the following methods, C<$OBJ> represents an ALPM object.

lib/ALPM.pod  view on Meta::CPAN

Similarly the same options return a list.

=head2 Read-write options

=over

=item B<logfile> - path to the pacman logfile

=item B<arch> - the machine architecture to use

=item B<gpgdir> - path to gpg stuff

=item B<cachedirs>* - paths containing package caches

=item B<noupgrades>* - a list of package names to not upgrade

=item B<noextracts>* - a list of package names to not extract

=item B<assumeinstalled>* - a list of dependencies to assume are satisfied.
The setter methods take either a dependency hash or a string representing
a dependency.  The accessor returns a list of dependency hash references.

lib/ALPM.pod  view on Meta::CPAN

A hashref that is identical to a dependency. See L</Dependency>.

=back

=head2 Signature Level

Signature levels describe the level of security which is required for packages files
and by databases files. Different degrees of signature checking can be used for
either type of file. The signature checking is performed after the file is downloaded
in order to verify the original packager. B<When gpg is not available an invalid argument
error will be raised from libalpm if you try to set the siglevel.>

A "siglvl" can either be the string C<"default"> or a hash reference. A value of C<"default">
can be used when registering a database to instruct libalpm to use the default siglevel
that is set by I<set_defsiglvl>. A siglvl hashref must contain a C<"pkg"> key
and a C<"db"> key. Other keys are ignored.

Possible hash values include:

=over 4

lib/ALPM/Conf.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

		'field' => {
			'Server' => sub { _addmirror($dbsref, shift, $$sectref) }
		},
	 };
}

my %CFGOPTS = (
	'RootDir' => 'root',
	'DBPath' => 'dbpath',
	'CacheDir' => 'cachedirs',
	'GPGDir' => 'gpgdir',
	'LogFile' => 'logfile',
	'UseSyslog' => 'usesyslog',
	'UseDelta' => 'usedelta',
	'CheckSpace' => 'checkspace',
	'IgnorePkg' => 'ignorepkgs',
	'IgnoreGroup' => 'ignoregrps',
	'NoUpgrade' => 'noupgrades',
	'NoExtract' => 'noextracts',
	'NoPassiveFtp' => 'nopassiveftp',
	'Architecture' => 'arch',

t/00-ALPM.t  view on Meta::CPAN

$r = 't/root';
$alpm = ALPM->new($r, "$r/db");
ok $alpm;

ok $alpm->version; # just checks it works
@caps = $alpm->caps;

%opts = (
	'arch' => 'i686',
	'logfile' => "$r/log",
	'gpgdir' => "$r/gnupg",
	'cachedirs' => [ "$r/cache/" ], # needs trailing slash
	'noupgrades' => [ 'foo' ],
	'noextracts' => [ 'bar' ],
	'ignorepkgs' => [ 'baz' ],
	'ignoregroups' => [ 'core' ],
	'usesyslog' => 0,
	'deltaratio' => 0.5,
	'checkspace' => 1,
);

xs/Options.xs  view on Meta::CPAN

## REGULAR OPTIONS

StringOption
option_string_get(self)
	ALPM_Handle self
 INTERFACE:
	alpm_option_get_logfile
	alpm_option_get_lockfile
	alpm_option_get_arch
	alpm_option_get_gpgdir
	alpm_option_get_root
	alpm_option_get_dbpath

SetOption
option_string_set(self, string)
	ALPM_Handle self
	const char * string
 INTERFACE:
	alpm_option_set_logfile
	alpm_option_set_arch
	alpm_option_set_gpgdir

# String List Options

void
alpm_option_get_cachedirs(self)
	ALPM_Handle self
 PREINIT:
	alpm_list_t *lst;
 PPCODE:
	lst = alpm_option_get_cachedirs(self);