lyhourchhen/kpi

An Official Package manager for KOOMPI

KPI

The Official package manager for KOOMPI & KRAMA OS

Objectives

There a point that bring every package in one place.

kpi is based on the design of yaourt, apacman, pacaur, yay. We're arming to:

• Provide an interface for pacman
• Yaourt-style interactive search/install
• Minimal dependencies
• Minimize user input
• Know when git packages are due for upgrades
• Combine all cambodia packages in one place

Features

• Perform advanced dependency solving
• Download PKGBUILDs from ABS or AUR
• Tab-complete the AUR
• Query user up-front for all input (prior to starting builds)
• Narrow search terms (kpi linux header will first search linux and then narrow on header)
• Find matching package providers during search and allow selection
• Remove make dependencies at the end of the build process
• Run without sourcing PKGBUILD

Installation

You may need to clone from our repo and some done :

git clone https://github.com/LyhourChhen/kpi.git
cd kpi
make 
sudo make install

Dependencies

kpi depends on:

• go (make only)
• git
• base-devel

Note: kpi also depends on a few other projects (as vendored dependencies). These projects are stored in vendor/, are built into yay at build time, and do not need to be installed separately. These files are managed by dep and should not be modified manually.

Following are the dependencies managed under dep:

• https://github.com/Jguer/go-alpm
• https://github.com/Morganamilo/go-srcinfo
• https://github.com/Morganamilo/go-pacmanconf
• https://github.com/mikkeloscar/aur

Building

Run make to build kpi. This command will generate a binary called kpi in the same directory as the Makefile.

Note: kpi's Makefile sources its dependencies from vendor/. When building manually, dependencies will instead be sourced from GOPATH. To build against vendor/ you must specify -mod=vendor in the build command.

Testing

Run make test to test kpi. This command will verify that the code is formatted correctly, run the code through go vet, and run unit tests.