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I have this nasty habbit of experimenting. I spend more time tweaking and reinstalling arch due to clutter I decided to make my life easier after a fresh install. I found the AUR a very nice feature especially to grab packages like wmii-hg. I hate having to type all the pacman commands to setup the AUR/Yaourt so I wrote a simple perl script to do this all for me after a fresh reinstall.
Perl and Sudo are required. Hopefully other people can make use of the script. It is a very simple script and anyone can modifiy it to automate everything the want to install in a one line command if they wish. For proper permissions do not sudo the script the script uses sudo -k internally. If you wish to not have to type your passoword you can edit sudo with visudo and add
<user> ALL=NOPASSWD: /usr/bin/pacman where <user> is replaced by the user name.
Here is the code.
#!/usr/bin/perl
use Cwd;
# yaourt and its dependancy url's
$pkgq = "http://aur.archlinux.org/packages/package-query/package-query.tar.gz";
$yao = "http://aur.archlinux.org/packages/yaourt/yaourt.tar.gz";
$wd = cwd();
# update pacman
print "updateing pacman repositories...\n";
system "sudo -k pacman --noconfirm -Syu";
print "\n\n";
# make the build directory and navagate to it
print "switching to home directory...\n\n";
chdir;
if (-d "./build") {
print "build directory already exists...\n";
print "switching to build directory...\n\n";
chdir "build";
$wd = cwd();
}
else {
print "build directory does not exist...\n";
print "creating build directory...\n\n";
mkdir "build";
chdir "build";
$wd = cwd();
}
# install build dependancies"
print "installing build dependancies...\n";
system "sudo -k pacman --noconfirm -S base-devel";
print "\n\n";
# install mercurial
print "installing mercurial...\n";
system "sudo -k pacman --noconfirm -S mercurial";
print "\n\n";
# install package-query (dependancy of yaourt
print "installing package-query...\n";
system "wget $pkgq";
system "tar zxvf package-query.tar.gz";
chdir "package-query";
system "makepkg -si";
chdir $wd;
print "\n\n";
# install yaourt
print "installing yaourt...\n";
system "wget $yao";
system "tar zxvf yaourt.tar.gz";
chdir "yaourt";
system "makepkg -si";
chdir $wd;
print "\n\n";
print "removing directory...\n\n";
chdir;
system "rm -r build";
print "installation complete...\n\n";Again I hope you guys can make use out of it.
Last edited by blewisjr (2010-05-03 12:31:23)
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