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So, if the user requested to <code>install A</code>, and A required module B: both would be downloaded, potentially built, tested, and installed -- but only if both passed all their tests. For example: if module A failed its tests, then module B would not be installed (even if it passed its own tests) unless forced.<p>[<code>@identities</code>] can take the form of a file path (starting with <strong>.</strong> or <strong>/</strong>), URLs, paths, or identities:<pre><code># IDENTITY zef install CSV::Parser zef install "CSV::Parser:auth<tony-o>:ver<0.1.2>" zef install "CSV::Parser:ver<0.1.2>" # PATH zef install ./Raku-Net--HTTP # URL zef -v install https://github.com/ugexe/zef.git zef -v install https://github.com/ugexe/zef/archive/main.tar.gz zef -v install https://github.com/ugexe/zef.git@v0.1.22 # STDIN echo "Net::HTTP" | zef install - </code></pre><p>A request may contain any number and combination of these. Paths and URLs will be resolved first so they are available to fulfill any dependencies of other requested identities. An identity of <code>-</code> will treat each line of STDIN as an identity.<p><strong>Options</strong><pre><code># Install to a custom locations --install-to=<id> # site/home/vendor/perl, or -to=<id> # inst#/home/some/path/custom # Install all transitive and direct dependencies # even if they are already installed globally (BETA) --contained # Load a specific Zef config file --config-path=/some/path/config.json # Install only the dependency chains of the requested distributions --deps-only # Ignore errors occuring during the corresponding phase --force-resolve --force-fetch --force-extract --force-build --force-test --force-install # or set the default to all unset --force-* flags to True --force # Set the timeout for corresponding phases --fetch-timeout=600 --extract-timeout=3600 --build-timeout=3600 --test-timeout=3600 --install-timeout=3600 # or set the default to all unset --*-timeout flags to 0 --timeout=0 # Number of simultaneous distributions/jobs to process for the corresponding phases --fetch-degree=5 --test-degree=1 # Disable precompilation during installation --/precompile-install # Do everything except the actual installations --dry # Build/Test/Install each dependency serially before proceeding to Build/Test/Install the next --serial # Disable testing --/test # Disable build phase --/build # Disable fetching dependencies --/depends --/build-depends --/test-depends # Force a refresh for all module index indexes --update # Force a refresh for a specific ecosystem module index --update=[ecosystem] # Skip refreshing all module index indexes --/update # Skip refreshing for a specific ecosystem module index --/update=[ecosystem] </code></pre><p><strong>ENV Options</strong><pre><code># Number of simultaneous distributions/jobs to process for the corresponding phases (see: --[phase]-degree options) ZEF_FETCH_DEGREE=5 ZEF_TEST_DEGREE=1 # Set the timeout for corresponding phases (see: --[phase]-timeout options) ZEF_FETCH_TIMEOUT=600 ZEF_EXTRACT_TIMEOUT=3600 ZEF_BUILD_TIMEOUT=3600 ZEF_TEST_TIMEOUT=3600 ZEF_INSTALL_TIMEOUT=3600 # Set default --install-to target ZEF_INSTALL_TO=site # Path to config file (see: --config-path option) ZEF_CONFIG_PATH=$PWD/resources/config.json # Override DefaultCUR from the config file ZEF_CONFIG_DEFAULTCUR=auto # Override StoreDir from the config file ZEF_CONFIG_STOREDIR=/home/ugexe/.config/zef/store # Override TempDir from the config file ZEF_CONFIG_TEMPDIR=/home/ugexe/.config/zef/temp </code></pre><h4 id=rl-uninstall-identities><strong>uninstall</strong> [*@identities]</h4><p>Uninstall the specified distributions<h4 id=rl-update><strong>update</strong></h4><p>Update the package indexes for all <code>Repository</code> backends<p>Note: Some <code>Repository</code> backends, like the default Ecosystems, have an <code>auto-update</code> option in <code>resources/config.json</code> that can be enabled. This should be the number of hours until it should auto update based on the file system last modified time of the ecosystem json file location.<h4 id=rl-upgrade-identities--beta-><strong>upgrade</strong> [*@identities] <em>BETA</em></h4><p>Upgrade specified identities. If no identities are provided, zef attempts to upgrade all installed distributions.<h4 id=rl-search-identity><strong>search</strong> [$identity]</h4><p>How these are handled depends on the <code>Repository</code> engine used, which by default is <code>Zef::Repository::Ecosystems<fez></code> and <code>Zef::Repository::Ecosystems<rea></code><pre><code>$ zef -v search URI ===> Found 4 results ------------------------------------------------------------------------- ID|From |Package |Description ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 |Zef::Repository::Ecosystems<fez> |URI:ver<0.1.1> |A URI impleme... 3 |Zef::Repository::Ecosystems<rea> |URI:ver<0.1.1> |A URI impleme... 4 |Zef::Repository::Ecosystems<rea> |URI:ver<0.000.001>|A URI impleme... ------------------------------------------f------------------------------- </code></pre><h4 id=rl-info-identity><strong>info</strong> [$identity]</h4><p>View meta information of a distribution<pre><code>$ zef info Distribution::Common::Remote -v - Info for: Distribution::Common::Remote - Identity: Distribution::Common::Remote:ver<0.1.0>:auth<github:ugexe>:api<0> - Recommended By: Zef::Repository::Ecosystems<rea> - Installed: No Description: Create an installable Distribution from common remote sources License: Artistic-2.0 Source-url: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/raku/REA/main/archive/D/Distribution%3A%3ACommon%3A%3ARemote/Distribution%3A%3ACommon%3A%3ARemote%3Aver%3C0.1.0%3E%3Aauth%3Cgithub%3Augexe%3E.tar.gz Provides: 2 modules ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Module |Path-Name ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Distribution::IO::Remote::Github |lib/Distribution/IO/Remote/Github.rakumod Distribution::Common::Remote::Github|lib/Distribution/Common/Remote/Github.rakumod ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Support: # bugtracker: https://github.com/ugexe/Raku-Distribution--Common--Remote/issues # source: https://github.com/ugexe/Raku-Distribution--Common--Remote.git Depends: 2 items ---------------------------------- ID|Identity |Installed? ---------------------------------- 1 |Distribution::Common|✓ 2 |Test |✓ ---------------------------------- </code></pre><p><strong>Options</strong><pre><code># Extra details (eg, list dependencies and which ones are installed) -v </code></pre><h4 id=rl-list-from><strong>list</strong> [*@from]</h4><p>List known available distributions<pre><code>$ zef --installed list ===> Found via /home/foo/.rakubrew/moar/install/share/perl6/site CSV::Parser:ver<0.1.2>:auth<github:tony-o> Zef:auth<github:ugexe> ===> Found via /home/foo/.rakubrew/moar/install/share/perl6 CORE:ver<6.c>:auth<perl> </code></pre><p>Note that not every Repository may provide such a list, and such lists may only be a subset. For example: We may not be able to get a list of every distribution on cpan, but we *can* get the $x most recent additions (we use 100 for now).<p>[<code>@from</code>] allows you to show results from specific repositories only:<pre><code>zef --installed list perl # Only list modules installed by rakudo itself zef list fez # Only show available modules from the repository zef list rea # with a name field matching the arguments to `list` zef list p6c # (be sure the repository is enabled in config) zef list cpan --cpan # (or enabled via a cli flag) </code></pre><p>Otherwise results from all enabled repositories will be returned.<p><strong>Options</strong><pre><code># Only list installed distributions --installed # Additionally list the modules of discovered distributions -v </code></pre><h4 id=rl-depends-identity><strong>depends</strong> [$identity]</h4><p>List direct and transitive dependencies to the first successful build graph for <code>$identity</code><pre><code>$ zef depends Cro::SSL Cro::Core:ver<0.7> IO::Socket::Async::SSL:ver<0.3> OpenSSL:ver<0.1.14>:auth<github:sergot> </code></pre><h4 id=rl-rdepends-identity><strong>rdepends</strong> [$identity]</h4><p>List available distributions that directly depend on <code>$identity</code><pre><code>$ zef rdepends Net::HTTP Minecraft-Tools:ver<0.1.0> LendingClub:ver<0.1.0> </code></pre><h4 id=rl-fetch-identities><strong>fetch</strong> [*@identities]</h4><p>Fetches candidates for given identities<h4 id=rl-test-paths><strong>test</strong> [*@paths]</h4><p>Run tests on each distribution located at [<code>@paths</code>]<h4 id=rl-build-paths><strong>build</strong> [*@paths]</h4><p>Run the build step for each distribution located in the given [<code>@paths</code>]<p>Set the env variable <strong>ZEF_BUILDPM_DEBUG=1</strong> or use the <em>--debug</em> flag for additional debugging information.<p>If you want to create a build hook you have two options:<ul><li><p><strong>PREFERRED</strong> List a builder module that can do what you need in the <code>builder</code> field of the META6.json file. For instace many cases of the I-need-to-run-make pattern can list <code>"builder":"Distribution::Builder::MakeFromJSON"</code> and supply some extra info to the <code>"build"</code> field (a non-standard <code>Distribution::Builder::MakeFromJSON</code> specific field). For a more concrete example check out how <code>Inline::Perl5</code> <a href=https://github.com/niner/Inline-Perl5/blob/2e7b99fb03d182d15df4f88818d835b151117786/META6.json#L58-L68 rel=nofollow>uses the builder field</a>. Remember to add any such module to your <code>build-depends</code> though! See <code>Zef::Service::Shell::DistributionBuilder</code> for more information.<li><p><strong>DEPRECATED</strong> (<em>but probably never going away</em>) Put the following dependency-free boilerplate in a file named <code>Build.rakumod</code> at the root of your distribution:<pre><code>class Build { method build($dist-path) { # do build stuff to your module # which is located at $dist-path } } </code></pre></ul><h4 id=rl-look-identity><strong>look</strong> [$identity]</h4><p>Fetches the requested distribution and any dependencies (if requested), changes the directory to that of the fetched distribution, and then stops program execution. This allows you modify or look at the source code before manually continuing the install via <code>zef install .</code><p>Note that the path to any dependencies that needed to be fetched will be set in env at <strong>RAKULIB</strong>, so you should be able to run any build scripts, tests, or complete a manual install without having to specify their locations.<h4 id=rl-browse-identity-bugtracker--homepage--source><strong>browse</strong> $identity [bugtracker | homepage | source]</h4><p><strong>Options</strong><pre><code># disables launching a browser window (just shows url) --/open </code></pre><p>Output the url and launch a browser to open it.<pre><code># also opens browser $ zef browse Net::HTTP bugtracker https://github.com/ugexe/Raku-Net--HTTP/issues # only outputs the url $ zef browse Net::HTTP bugtracker --/open https://github.com/ugexe/Raku-Net--HTTP/issues </code></pre><h4 id=rl-locate-identity-name-path-sha1-id><strong>locate</strong> [$identity, $name-path, $sha1-id]</h4><p><strong>Options</strong><pre><code># The argument is a sha1-id (otherwise assumed to be an identity or name-path) --sha1 </code></pre><p>Lookup a locally installed module by $identity, $name-path, or $sha1-id<pre><code>$ zef --sha1 locate A9948E7371E0EB9AFDF1EEEB07B52A1B75537C31 ===> From Distribution: zef:ver<*>:auth<github:ugexe>:api<> lib/Zef/CLI.rakumod => ~/rakudo/install/share/perl6/site/sources/A9948E7371E0EB9AFDF1EEEB07B52A1B75537C31 $ zef locate Zef::CLI ===> From Distribution: zef:ver<*>:auth<github:ugexe>:api<> lib/Zef/CLI.rakumod => ~/rakudo/install/share/perl6/site/sources/A9948E7371E0EB9AFDF1EEEB07B52A1B75537C31 $ zef locate lib/Zef/CLI.rakumod ===> From Distribution: zef:ver<*>:auth<github:ugexe>:api<> Zef::CLI => ~/rakudo/install/share/perl6/site/sources/A9948E7371E0EB9AFDF1EEEB07B52A1B75537C31 </code></pre><h4 id=rl-nuke-storedir--tempdir><strong>nuke</strong> [StoreDir | TempDir]</h4><p>Deletes all paths in the specific configuration directory<h4 id=rl-nuke-site--home><strong>nuke</strong> [site | home]</h4><p>Deletes all paths that are rooted in the prefix of the matching CompUnit::Repository name<pre><code># uninstall all modules $ zef nuke site home </code></pre><h2 id=rl-output-verbosity>Output Verbosity</h2><p>You can control the logging level using the following flags:<pre><code># More/less detailed output --error, --warn, --info (default), --verbose (-v), --debug </code></pre><h1 id=rl-global-configuration>Global Configuration</h1><h3 id=rl-finding-the-configuration-file>Finding the configuration file</h3><p>You can always see the configuration file that will be used by running:<pre><code>$ zef --help </code></pre><p>In most cases the default configuration combined with command line options should be enough for most users.<p>If you are most users (e.g. not: power users, packagers, zef plugin developers) you hopefully don't care about this section!<h3 id=rl-how-the-configuration-file-is-chosen>How the configuration file is chosen</h3><p>The configuration file will be chosen at runtime from one of two (technically four) locations.<p>First, and the most precise way, is to specify the config file by passing <code>--config-path="..."</code> to any zef command.<p>Second, third, and fourth we look at the path pointed to by <code>%?RESOURCES<config.json></code>. This will point to <code>$zef-dir/resources/config.json</code>, where <code>$zef-dir</code> will be either:<ul><li><p>The prefix of a common configuration directory, such as <code>$XDG_CONFIG_HOME</code> or <code>$HOME/.config</code>.<li><p>The prefix of a rakudo installation location - This is the case if the modules loaded for bin/zef come from an installation CompUnit::Repository.<li><p>The current working directory <code>$*CWD</code> - This is the case when modules loaded for bin/zef come from a non-installation CompUnit::Repository (such as <code>-I $dist-path</code>).<p>To understand how this is chosen, consider:<pre><code> # Modules not loaded from an ::Installation, # so %?RESOURCES is $*CWD/resources $ raku -I. bin/zef --help ... CONFIGURATION /home/user/raku/zef/resources/config.json ... # Installed zef script loads modules from an ::Installation, # so %?RESOURCES is $raku-share-dir/site/resources $ zef --help ... CONFIGURATION /home/user/raku/install/share/perl6/site/resources/EE5DBAABF07682ECBE72BEE98E6B95E5D08675DE.json ... </code></pre></ul><p>To summarize:<ul><li><p>You can edit the <code>resources/config.json</code> file before you install zef.<p>When you <code>raku -I. bin/zef install .</code> that configuration file be be used to install zef and will also be installed with zef such that it will be the default.<li><p>You can create a <code>$*HOME/.config/zef/config.json</code> file.<p>To allow overriding zef config behavior on a per user basis (allows setting different <code>--install-to</code> targets for, say, a root user and a regular user). Alternative one can set the <code>XDG_CONFIG_HOME</code> env variable to instead look in <code>$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/zef/config.json</code>.<li><p>You can override both of the previous entries by passing <code>zef --config-path="$path" <any command></code></ul><h3 id=rl-configuration-fields>Configuration fields</h3><h4 id=rl-basic-settings>Basic Settings</h4><ul><li><strong>TempDir</strong> - A staging area for items that have been fetched and need to be extracted/moved<li><strong>StoreDir</strong> - Where zef caches distributions, package lists, etc after they've been fetched and extracted<li><strong>DefaultCUR</strong> - This sets the default value for <code>--install-to="..."</code>. The default value of <code>auto</code> means it will first try installing to rakudo's installation prefix, and if its not writable by the current user it will install to <code>$*HOME/.raku</code>. These directories are not chosen by zef - they are actually represented by the magic strings <code>site</code> and <code>home</code> (which, like <code>auto</code>, are valid values despite not being paths along with <code>vendor</code> and <code>perl</code>)</ul><h4 id=rl-phases--plugins-settings>Phases / Plugins Settings</h4><p>These consist of an array of hashes that describe how to instantiate some class that fulfills the appropriate interface from <em>Zef.rakumod</em> (<code>Repository</code> <code>Fetcher</code> <code>Extractor</code> <code>Builder</code> <code>Tester</code> <code>Reporter</code>)<p>The descriptions follow this format:<pre><code>{ "short-name" : "fez", "enabled" : 1, "module" : "Zef::Repository::Ecosystems", "options" : { } } </code></pre><p>and are instantiated via<pre><code>::($hash<module>).new(|($hash<options>) </code></pre><ul><li><strong>short-name</strong> - This adds an enable and disable flag by the same name to the CLI (e.g. <code>--fez</code> and <code>--/fez</code>) and is used when referencing which object took some action.<li><strong>enabled</strong> - Set to 0 to skip over the object during consideration (it will never be loaded). If omitted or if the value is non 0 then it will be enabled for use.<li><strong>module</strong> - The name of the class to instantiate. While it doesn't technically have to be a module it <em>does</em> need to be a known namespace to <code>require</code>.<li><strong>options</strong> - These are passed to the objects <code>new</code> method and may not be consistent between modules as they are free to implement their own requirements.</ul><p>See the configuration file in <a href=https://github.com/ugexe/zef/blob/main/resources/config.json rel=nofollow>resources/config.json</a> for a little more information on how plugins are invoked.<p>You can see debug output related to chosing and loading plugins by setting the env variable <strong>ZEF_PLUGIN_DEBUG=1</strong><h1 id=rl-faq>FAQ</h1><h3 id=rl-proxy-support>Proxy support?</h3><p>All the default fetching plugins have proxy support, but you'll need to refer to the backend program's (wget, curl, git, etc) docs. You may need to set an <em>ENV</em> variable, or you may need to add a command line option for that specific plugin in <em>resources/config.json</em><h3 id=rl-custom-installation-locations>Custom installation locations?</h3><p>Pass a path to the <em>-to</em> / <em>--install-to</em> option and prefix the path with <code>inst#</code> (unless you know what you're doing)<pre><code>$ zef -to="inst#/home/raku/custom" install Text::Table::Simple ===> Searching for: Text::Table::Simple ===> Testing: Text::Table::Simple:ver<0.0.3>:auth<github:ugexe> ===> Testing [OK] for Text::Table::Simple:ver<0.0.3>:auth<github:ugexe> ===> Installing: Text::Table::Simple:ver<0.0.3>:auth<github:ugexe> </code></pre><p>To make the custom location discoverable:<pre><code># Set the RAKULIB env: $ RAKULIB="inst#/home/raku/custom" raku -e "use Text::Table::Simple; say 'ok'" ok # or simply include it as needed $ raku -Iinst#/home/raku/custom -e "use Text::Table::Simple; say 'ok'" ok </code></pre> </article> <aside> 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