Custom repository manager for pacman repositories.
Customize the config file to your needs.
$ ./jarvis.sh -a packagename
It will automatically fetch it from the AUR and also update it on every build.
If you want to add a PKGBUILD from a git repository just add it as an submodule like this:
$ git submodule add "http:https://my.git.url/mypkgbuild.git" "pkgbuild/mypkgbuild"It will automatically fetch it from the URL and also update it on every build.
You can just create a corresponding directory in the pkgbuild directory and put your PKGBUILD there.
NOTE: ./jarvis.sh -r will not automatically update these PKGBUILDs as they are not submodules. It's up to you to update them.
To only update all the submodules, run ./jarvis.sh -r. The script will check if there are new versions on AUR or the git repository for the packages and update them to the newest version.
Just run ./jarvis.sh -f to do a full build. It will update the PKGBUILDs (if possible), build the packages, create the repository list and rsync all the files from ./repository to your endpoint (specified in config).
You can also run ./jarvis.sh -b to build only updated submodules and all the *.git submodules. This way, even if an AUR *-git package isn't updated to display the newest version, the script will build the latest version of that package (provided the PKGBUILD file is well created).
All scripts in this repository are licensed under GNU General Public License 3.0. Full license text under LICENSE