customizepkg

A tool for Arch Linux package manager pacman to modify PKGBUILD automatically.

Usage:

Without any parameters, it will read ./PKGBUILD and show any modifications that would be done. Create config files with the same name as the package you want to modify, and place in either: /etc/customizepkg.d/ or ~/.customizepkg/. You can export the environment variable $CUSTOMIZEPKG_CONFIG to change the directory customizepkg will look for the config files in.

The pacman wrapper "Yaourt" integrates with customizepkg by default

Configuration file Syntax:

ACTION#CONTEXT#PATTERN#VALUE

Action can be: remove, removeline, add, addline or replace
Context can be: depends, conflicts, makedepends etc.. or global for matching regexp in the whole PKGBUILD
Pattern can be any rexgexp
Value (only needed for replace) can be any string
Comments can be added by starting the line with #

Additional Files

You can add extra files to a PKGBUILD by placing them in /etc/customizepkg.d/$PACKAGENAME.files/ They will be added automatically, including checksums

Run a script

If the configuration file has the executable flag set, it will be executed instead of parsed. Two parameters are passed to the script:

$1 is the original PKGBUILD
$2 is the custom PKGBUILD

Patch the source

Patch files can be applied to the source code using the following syntax:

patch#1#file.patch

The context ("1" above) is the number of leading components to strip (i.e. patch -p1)
The path cannot contain variables
The patch file can be stored in the additional files directory, $PACKAGENAME.files

You can also patch the PKGBUILD with the following syntax:

patch#pkgbuild#file.patch

License

ava1ar/customizepkg

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