example-splat.yaml

---
  # 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"
  # Record our sources, there may be multiple uri's 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"
    Patches: 
      - 
        - "http://www.example.com/$(package)-bugfixes1.patch"
        - "8b10e7643e17e99c10458121d1371637e2de8737"
      - 
        - "http://www.othersite.com/$(package)-userfeature.patch"
        - "0abe0121f86c858de56318bb2248a2663863947a"
    # This could be anything such as arwork, icon packs or whatever
    Data: []
  # This is a simple list of strings in the format <packagename>-<packageversion>
  # which for example may look like: long_name-0.1.2:git or name-2.3.4
  Requires: []
  # If this is set to true, then all dependencies will be installed under the package
  # root, and included in any binpkg. (This makes for nice deployments)
  Inclusive: false
  # If this is set to true, a binpkg will automatically be built (This is overridable
  # on the commandline)
  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"
        - "${PATH}"
    Arguments: 
      - ">/tmp/thisnode"
    Directory: "/"
    User: ""
  Install:
    Command: "make install"
    Environment:
      -
        - "PATH"
        - "${PATH}"
    Arguments: []
    Directory: "/"
    User: ""
  Teardown:
    Command: "hostname"
    Environment: 
      - 
        - "PATH"
        - "${PATH}"
    Arguments: 
      - ">/tmp/thisnode"
    Directory: "/"
    User: ""