newspecformat.json

    /*
      This file of course builds nothing, but is here to show you how a specfile
      is written. It's pretty standard fare, nothing crazy or wildly different from
      things like a rpm specfiles, or homebrew recipes (altho not in ruby).

      Some rules to keep in mind:

      1) All options are required.
      2) Any value you have defined below, is available as a macro, there are other
         macros available by default, they will documented elsewhere, and are referenced
         with the syntax: $(macro) and it should be noted that macro names are *ALWAYS*
         lower case.
      3) Any environment variable can be referenced with the syntax: ${ENVVAR}
    */

    // Some basic metadata
    "Author": "Mike 'Fuzzy' Partin",
    "Email": "[email protected]",
    "License": "BSD 2-clause",
    "Homepage": "http://www.example.com",
    "Package": "example",
    "Version": "0.0.1",
    /* This records our sources. There may be multiple URIs listed for the same file,
       and the SHA1 recorded only once. SHA1 values are required for all patches and
       extra data files that are requested however. */
    "Sources": {
        "Sha1": "6173d7238b5a7116439295086608ce9b98c73565",
        "Uris": ["http://www.example.com/$(package)-$(version).tar.gz",
                 "http://www.example-mirror.com/$(packages)-$(version).tar.gz"],
        // Obviously patches. Anything that is here *will* get an apply attempt
        "Patches": [
            ["http://www.example.com/$(package)-bugfixes1.patch",
             "8b10e7643e17e99c10458121d1371637e2de8737"],
            ["http://www.othersite.com/$(package)-userfeature.patch",
             "0abe0121f86c858de56318bb2248a2663863947a"]
        ],
        // Extra stuff like, artwork, icon packs, whatever data yadda yadda
        "Data": []
    },
    // This is a simple list of strings like "package-0.10.1"
    "Requires": [],
    /* If this is true, all dependancies will be installed under the package installroot
       this is useful for deploying everything an application needs as a single binpkg. */
    "Inclusive": false,
    /* This controls whether or not the packae is installed into a usable package root
       (which may not be desired for deploy builds) */
    "Install": true,
    // Specify building a binpkg
    "Binpkg": false,
    "Setup": {
        "Command": "hostname",
        "Environment": [["PATH", "${PATH}"]],
        "Arguments": [">/tmp/thisnode"],
        "Directory": "/",
        "User": ""
    },
    "Configure" {
        "Command": "hostname",
        "Environment": [["PATH", "${PATH}"]],
        "Arguments": [">/tmp/thisnode"],
        "Directory": "/",
        "User": ""
    },
    "Compile": {
        "Command": "hostname",
        "Environment": [["PATH", "${PATH}"]],
        "Arguments": [">/tmp/thisnode"],
        "Directory": "/",
        "User": ""
    },
    "Install": {
        "Command": "hostname",
        "Environment": [["PATH", "${PATH}"]],
        "Arguments": [">/tmp/thisnode"],
        "Directory": "/",
        "User": ""
    },
    "Teardown": {
        "Command": "hostname",
        "Environment": [["PATH", "${PATH}"]],
        "Arguments": [">/tmp/thisnode"],
        "Directory": "/",
        "User": ""
    }
}