eopkg3p

A drop-in replacement for eopkg that supports Solus 3rd party packages!

Also ships with a Python API, as a bonus.

Install

Just download, make executable and run!

$ wget https://github.com/pycampers/eopkg3p/releases/download/v0.0.6/eopkg3p
$ chmod +x ./eopkg3p
$ ./eopkg3p

Releases

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Or, install using pip

$ pip3 install eopkg3p

Python 3.6+ only
MIT Lisence

Dependenices

• python3.6
• git
• eopkg
• pkexec

Usage

If you know eopkg, you already know eopkg3p.

$ eopkg3p 
Usage: eopkg3p [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

Options:
  --cache  Output the cache dir.
  --help   Show this message and exit.

Commands:
  delete-cache    (dc) Delete cache files
  install         (it) Install packages
  list-available  (la) List all packages available in the local repository.
  list-installed  (li) List all 3rd party packages that are currently...
  remove          (rm) Alias for `eopkg rm`
  update-repo     (ur) Update the local repository
  upgrade         (up) Upgrade 3rd party packages

Why?

Installing and updating 3rd party packages is a real pain from the Software center. This package elimitates that problem.

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API

eopkg3p has a Python API as a bonus and can be imported like so: import eopkg3p

build_pspec(pspecfile: Path)

Build eopkg package of a 3rd party app based on the app's pspec file from the Path object in the pspecfile argument. pspecfile has to be a Path object.

 

check_local_repo()

Check that the local repository directory ($HOME/.cache/eopkg3p/3rd-party) exists and that it's not empty.

 

extract_description(pspecfile: Path)

Return the description of a 3rd party app as a string based on the app's pspec file from the Path object in the pspecfile argument.

 

extract_latest_release(pspecfile: Path)

Return the release number of a 3rd party app as an integer based on the app's pspec file from the Path object in the pspecfile argument.

 

filter_installed(available: Dict[str, Path]) -> Dict[str, Path]*

If given the argument available as a dict object with string as first argument and a Path object as the second argument, the function will return a dict object with only the installed 3rd party apps.

 

filter_outdated(available: Dict[str, Path]) -> Dict[str, Path])

If given the argument available as a dict object with string as first argument and a Path object as the second argument, the function will return a dict object with only the outdated 3rd party apps.

 

get_available() -> Dict[str, Path]

Return a dict with the name of the available 3rd party apps as a string as the key and the POSIX-path to their pspec.xml file as the value.

 

get_installed_all() -> Generator[Tuple[str, int], None, None]

Return all installed apps and their release number as a generator object.

 

install_eopkg(eopkgfile: Path)

Install eopkgfile with eopkg based on the app's pspec file from the Path object in the pspecfile argument.

 

update_local_repo()

Install eopkgfile from file with eopkg based on the pspec file.

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