compyy / Source Compiler
Project Code occo257c
Compyy is a CLI program written in Python to automatically / help compile source codes.
Compyy is a program that automatically compile a C or C++ source code from different sources such as tarball, zip and repository, it can also download a source code and compile it. Compyy has many features such as verify the checksum of downloaded package, cleanup after install and check the make file and change the install location.
Usage
Installation
The program can be install using pip.
$ pip install compyy / $ pip3 install compyy
If the program is already installed the program can be upgraded with $ pip install compyy --upgrade / $ pip3 install compyy --upgrade
In other Linux distribution, where the Python path is different, the path should be added.
$ echo 'export PATH=$HOME/bin:$PATH:$HOME/.local/bin' >> .bashrc
$ source .bashrc
Dependencies : # The program needs this to compile from the source
Program use
The program can be called with compyy [options] [input]].
$ compyy -h
usage: compyy [OPTIONS]
Compyy is a source compile helper
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-l LINK, --link LINK compiles the link's repo.
-f FILE, --file FILE compile the input file.
-c, --cleanup perform a cleanup after compiling the source.
-d DOWNLOAD, --download DOWNLOAD
compile the downloaded source code.
-t TARGET, --target TARGET
locate the install location. Default is source's ./configure's default
-Ch, --check checks package's source using [make test].
-v, --verify verifies package's intergrity by comparing the calculated checksum and checksum
provided by the package's author.
-li, --list list all of compiled and installed packages using compyy.
Thank you for using compyy!
Usage example
# Compile a source from git repository
$ compyy -l https://github.com/jamesaaron13248/compyy
# Download, verify and compile the source code and cleanup after compiling
$ compyy -Cl -vc -d https://www.libarchive.de/downloads/libarchive-3.5.1.tar.gz
# The source is already downloaded, verify the integrity of the source code, run [make test] on the source and clean after install
$ compyy -CC -vc -f sample.tar.gz
# Install the program in other location (/etc). [Default is ./configure's default which is either /usr/bin or /usr/local/ or /usr/lib]. This specifies the --prefix=<t> in ./configure
$ compyy -f sample.tar.gz -t /etc/
Notes
(1.) There are flags that only works in other options.
Option Available Flags
-l, --link -t, --target ; -ch, --check ; -c, --cleanup
-f, --file -t, --target ; -ch, --check ; -c, --cleanup ; -v, --verify
-d, --downloaded -t, --target ; -ch, --check ; -c, --cleanup ; -v, --verify
-li, --list NO AVAILABLE FLAG
(2.) Testing repo. The testing version can be installed using setup.sh. setup.sh clones and compiles the sources in your desktop, this also install the testing version of the program.
Use setup.sh
$ git clone https://github.com/jamesaaron13248/compyy
$ cd compyy
$ chmod +x setup.sh
$ ./setup.sh
