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Is there a way to filter the at least once daily haskell update flood? it makes it harder to see the other updates in the recent updates package list
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Common filters are awk, sed and grep. They should work fine on RSS feeds.
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Well, this is xml so you'll probably want an XPath instead...
Managing AUR repos The Right Way -- aurpublish (now a standalone tool)
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Can anyone make a greasemonkey script to do the filtering please?
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Personally I use this personal script which I called 'newpkgs':
#!/bin/bash
stlink1='http://www.archlinux.org/packages/?sort=-last_update'
stlink2='http://www.archlinux.org/packages/?page=2&sort=-last_update'
stlink3='http://www.archlinux.org/packages/?page=3&sort=-last_update'
if [[ $# -eq 0 ]]; then
wrepos='&repo=Core&repo=Extra&repo=Community'
elif [[ $1 == 1 ]]; then
wrepos='&repo=Core'
elif [[ $1 == 2 ]]; then
wrepos='&repo=Extra'
elif [[ $1 == 3 ]]; then
wrepos='&repo=Community'
elif [[ $1 == 12 ]]; then
wrepos='&repo=Core&repo=Extra'
elif [[ $1 == 13 ]]; then
wrepos='&repo=Core&repo=Community'
elif [[ $1 == 23 ]]; then
wrepos='&repo=Extra&repo=Community'
else
echo '
Usage: newpkgs [1|2|3|12|13|23]
1 Core
2 Extra
3 Community
default 123
'
exit 1
fi
stlink1=${stlink1}${wrepos}
stlink2=${stlink2}${wrepos}
stlink3=${stlink3}${wrepos}
lynx -cfg=~/.lynxrc -dump -width=1024 -nolist $stlink1 $stlink2 $stlink3 |\
sed -n '/^ *\(x86_64\|any\)/{
s/^\(.*....-..-..\) ....-..-..$/\1/
s/^\(.*\)\(....-..-..\)$/\2\1/p
}'I can easily filter the result through grep, like this:
newpkgs | grep -v -e haskell -e i18n | less
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