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toltecmk is a Python tool used to build software packages for the Toltec repository from PKGBUILD-like build recipes. It automates common tasks such as fetching sources, building artifacts in a reproducible environment, and creating Opkg-compatible archives.

Disclaimer: This is beta-quality software. The recipe format may change at any time in future releases. If you use toltecmk in other projects, it is advised to pin to a specific version.

toltecmk input: recipe; output: packages. Fetches sources based on instructions in the recipe.

Setup

toltecmk is available as a Python package on PyPI.

pip install toltecmk

There are a few system requirements to use this tool:

  • Linux-based operating system
  • Python ⩾ 3.11
  • Docker

Basic Usage

To build a recipe located in the current directory, simply run:

toltecmk

This will process the recipe in a subfolder called build (which can be adjusted using the --work-dir flag) and generate packages in a subfolder called dist (--dist-dir flag).

Documentation

Related Projects

Many other build tools exist today for creating software packages, each major distribution having invented its own recipe and package formats. Some important ones are listed below. toltecmk itself uses an Arch Linux-style recipe format to build Debian-style packages.

NameUsed byRecipe formatPackage format
Debian-style
debhelperDebian, Ubuntu, and othersSource packages (Makefiles)deb
OpenWrt SDKOpenWrt, EntwareSource packages (Makefiles)ipk
Fedora-style
rpmbuildFedora, openSUSE, and othersspec (DSL)rpm
Arch Linux-style
makepkgArch Linux and othersPKGBUILD (Bash scripts)pkg.tar.zst
abuildAlpine LinuxAPKBUILD (Bash scripts)apk
Others
nix-buildNixOSExpressions (DSL)nar
ebuildGentooebuild (Bash scripts)tbz2

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toltecmk is a Python tool used to build software packages for the Toltec repository from PKGBUILD-like build recipes. It automates common tasks such as fetching sources, building artifacts in a reproducible environment, and creating Opkg-compatible archives.

Disclaimer: This is beta-quality software. The recipe format may change at any time in future releases. If you use toltecmk in other projects, it is advised to pin to a specific version.

toltecmk input: recipe; output: packages. Fetches sources based on instructions in the recipe.

Setup

toltecmk is available as a Python package on PyPI.

pip install toltecmk

There are a few system requirements to use this tool:

  • Linux-based operating system
  • Python ⩾ 3.11
  • Docker

Basic Usage

To build a recipe located in the current directory, simply run:

toltecmk

This will process the recipe in a subfolder called build (which can be adjusted using the --work-dir flag) and generate packages in a subfolder called dist (--dist-dir flag).

Documentation

Related Projects

Many other build tools exist today for creating software packages, each major distribution having invented its own recipe and package formats. Some important ones are listed below. toltecmk itself uses an Arch Linux-style recipe format to build Debian-style packages.

NameUsed byRecipe formatPackage format
Debian-style
debhelperDebian, Ubuntu, and othersSource packages (Makefiles)deb
OpenWrt SDKOpenWrt, EntwareSource packages (Makefiles)ipk
Fedora-style
rpmbuildFedora, openSUSE, and othersspec (DSL)rpm
Arch Linux-style
makepkgArch Linux and othersPKGBUILD (Bash scripts)pkg.tar.zst
abuildAlpine LinuxAPKBUILD (Bash scripts)apk
Others
nix-buildNixOSExpressions (DSL)nar
ebuildGentooebuild (Bash scripts)tbz2

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toltecmk is a Python tool used to build software packages for the Toltec repository from PKGBUILD-like build recipes. It automates common tasks such as fetching sources, building artifacts in a reproducible environment, and creating Opkg-compatible archives.

Disclaimer: This is beta-quality software. The recipe format may change at any time in future releases. If you use toltecmk in other projects, it is advised to pin to a specific version.

toltecmk input: recipe; output: packages. Fetches sources based on instructions in the recipe.

Setup

toltecmk is available as a Python package on PyPI.

pip install toltecmk

There are a few system requirements to use this tool:

  • Linux-based operating system
  • Python ⩾ 3.11
  • Docker

Basic Usage

To build a recipe located in the current directory, simply run:

toltecmk

This will process the recipe in a subfolder called build (which can be adjusted using the --work-dir flag) and generate packages in a subfolder called dist (--dist-dir flag).

Documentation

Related Projects

Many other build tools exist today for creating software packages, each major distribution having invented its own recipe and package formats. Some important ones are listed below. toltecmk itself uses an Arch Linux-style recipe format to build Debian-style packages.

NameUsed byRecipe formatPackage format
Debian-style
debhelperDebian, Ubuntu, and othersSource packages (Makefiles)deb
OpenWrt SDKOpenWrt, EntwareSource packages (Makefiles)ipk
Fedora-style
rpmbuildFedora, openSUSE, and othersspec (DSL)rpm
Arch Linux-style
makepkgArch Linux and othersPKGBUILD (Bash scripts)pkg.tar.zst
abuildAlpine LinuxAPKBUILD (Bash scripts)apk
Others
nix-buildNixOSExpressions (DSL)nar
ebuildGentooebuild (Bash scripts)tbz2

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toltecmk on PyPIStatus of the main branch

toltecmk is a Python tool used to build software packages for the Toltec repository from PKGBUILD-like build recipes. It automates common tasks such as fetching sources, building artifacts in a reproducible environment, and creating Opkg-compatible archives.

Disclaimer: This is beta-quality software. The recipe format may change at any time in future releases. If you use toltecmk in other projects, it is advised to pin to a specific version.

toltecmk input: recipe; output: packages. Fetches sources based on instructions in the recipe.

Setup

toltecmk is available as a Python package on PyPI.

pip install toltecmk

There are a few system requirements to use this tool:

  • Linux-based operating system
  • Python ⩾ 3.11
  • Docker

Basic Usage

To build a recipe located in the current directory, simply run:

toltecmk

This will process the recipe in a subfolder called build (which can be adjusted using the --work-dir flag) and generate packages in a subfolder called dist (--dist-dir flag).

Documentation

Related Projects

Many other build tools exist today for creating software packages, each major distribution having invented its own recipe and package formats. Some important ones are listed below. toltecmk itself uses an Arch Linux-style recipe format to build Debian-style packages.

NameUsed byRecipe formatPackage format
Debian-style
debhelperDebian, Ubuntu, and othersSource packages (Makefiles)deb
OpenWrt SDKOpenWrt, EntwareSource packages (Makefiles)ipk
Fedora-style
rpmbuildFedora, openSUSE, and othersspec (DSL)rpm
Arch Linux-style
makepkgArch Linux and othersPKGBUILD (Bash scripts)pkg.tar.zst
abuildAlpine LinuxAPKBUILD (Bash scripts)apk
Others
nix-buildNixOSExpressions (DSL)nar
ebuildGentooebuild (Bash scripts)tbz2

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toltecmk on PyPIStatus of the main branch

toltecmk is a Python tool used to build software packages for the Toltec repository from PKGBUILD-like build recipes. It automates common tasks such as fetching sources, building artifacts in a reproducible environment, and creating Opkg-compatible archives.

Disclaimer: This is beta-quality software. The recipe format may change at any time in future releases. If you use toltecmk in other projects, it is advised to pin to a specific version.

toltecmk input: recipe; output: packages. Fetches sources based on instructions in the recipe.

Setup

toltecmk is available as a Python package on PyPI.

pip install toltecmk

There are a few system requirements to use this tool:

  • Linux-based operating system
  • Python ⩾ 3.11
  • Docker

Basic Usage

To build a recipe located in the current directory, simply run:

toltecmk

This will process the recipe in a subfolder called build (which can be adjusted using the --work-dir flag) and generate packages in a subfolder called dist (--dist-dir flag).

Documentation

Related Projects

Many other build tools exist today for creating software packages, each major distribution having invented its own recipe and package formats. Some important ones are listed below. toltecmk itself uses an Arch Linux-style recipe format to build Debian-style packages.

NameUsed byRecipe formatPackage format
Debian-style
debhelperDebian, Ubuntu, and othersSource packages (Makefiles)deb
OpenWrt SDKOpenWrt, EntwareSource packages (Makefiles)ipk
Fedora-style
rpmbuildFedora, openSUSE, and othersspec (DSL)rpm
Arch Linux-style
makepkgArch Linux and othersPKGBUILD (Bash scripts)pkg.tar.zst
abuildAlpine LinuxAPKBUILD (Bash scripts)apk
Others
nix-buildNixOSExpressions (DSL)nar
ebuildGentooebuild (Bash scripts)tbz2

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toltecmk on PyPIStatus of the main branch

toltecmk is a Python tool used to build software packages for the Toltec repository from PKGBUILD-like build recipes. It automates common tasks such as fetching sources, building artifacts in a reproducible environment, and creating Opkg-compatible archives.

Disclaimer: This is beta-quality software. The recipe format may change at any time in future releases. If you use toltecmk in other projects, it is advised to pin to a specific version.

toltecmk input: recipe; output: packages. Fetches sources based on instructions in the recipe.

Setup

toltecmk is available as a Python package on PyPI.

pip install toltecmk

There are a few system requirements to use this tool:

  • Linux-based operating system
  • Python ⩾ 3.11
  • Docker

Basic Usage

To build a recipe located in the current directory, simply run:

toltecmk

This will process the recipe in a subfolder called build (which can be adjusted using the --work-dir flag) and generate packages in a subfolder called dist (--dist-dir flag).

Documentation

Related Projects

Many other build tools exist today for creating software packages, each major distribution having invented its own recipe and package formats. Some important ones are listed below. toltecmk itself uses an Arch Linux-style recipe format to build Debian-style packages.

NameUsed byRecipe formatPackage format
Debian-style
debhelperDebian, Ubuntu, and othersSource packages (Makefiles)deb
OpenWrt SDKOpenWrt, EntwareSource packages (Makefiles)ipk
Fedora-style
rpmbuildFedora, openSUSE, and othersspec (DSL)rpm
Arch Linux-style
makepkgArch Linux and othersPKGBUILD (Bash scripts)pkg.tar.zst
abuildAlpine LinuxAPKBUILD (Bash scripts)apk
Others
nix-buildNixOSExpressions (DSL)nar
ebuildGentooebuild (Bash scripts)tbz2

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toltecmk on PyPIStatus of the main branch

toltecmk is a Python tool used to build software packages for the Toltec repository from PKGBUILD-like build recipes. It automates common tasks such as fetching sources, building artifacts in a reproducible environment, and creating Opkg-compatible archives.

Disclaimer: This is beta-quality software. The recipe format may change at any time in future releases. If you use toltecmk in other projects, it is advised to pin to a specific version.

toltecmk input: recipe; output: packages. Fetches sources based on instructions in the recipe.

Setup

toltecmk is available as a Python package on PyPI.

pip install toltecmk

There are a few system requirements to use this tool:

  • Linux-based operating system
  • Python ⩾ 3.11
  • Docker

Basic Usage

To build a recipe located in the current directory, simply run:

toltecmk

This will process the recipe in a subfolder called build (which can be adjusted using the --work-dir flag) and generate packages in a subfolder called dist (--dist-dir flag).

Documentation

Related Projects

Many other build tools exist today for creating software packages, each major distribution having invented its own recipe and package formats. Some important ones are listed below. toltecmk itself uses an Arch Linux-style recipe format to build Debian-style packages.

NameUsed byRecipe formatPackage format
Debian-style
debhelperDebian, Ubuntu, and othersSource packages (Makefiles)deb
OpenWrt SDKOpenWrt, EntwareSource packages (Makefiles)ipk
Fedora-style
rpmbuildFedora, openSUSE, and othersspec (DSL)rpm
Arch Linux-style
makepkgArch Linux and othersPKGBUILD (Bash scripts)pkg.tar.zst
abuildAlpine LinuxAPKBUILD (Bash scripts)apk
Others
nix-buildNixOSExpressions (DSL)nar
ebuildGentooebuild (Bash scripts)tbz2

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toltecmk is a Python tool used to build software packages for the Toltec repository from PKGBUILD-like build recipes. It automates common tasks such as fetching sources, building artifacts in a reproducible environment, and creating Opkg-compatible archives.

Disclaimer: This is beta-quality software. The recipe format may change at any time in future releases. If you use toltecmk in other projects, it is advised to pin to a specific version.

toltecmk input: recipe; output: packages. Fetches sources based on instructions in the recipe.

Setup

toltecmk is available as a Python package on PyPI.

pip install toltecmk

There are a few system requirements to use this tool:

  • Linux-based operating system
  • Python ⩾ 3.11
  • Docker

Basic Usage

To build a recipe located in the current directory, simply run:

toltecmk

This will process the recipe in a subfolder called build (which can be adjusted using the --work-dir flag) and generate packages in a subfolder called dist (--dist-dir flag).

Documentation

Related Projects

Many other build tools exist today for creating software packages, each major distribution having invented its own recipe and package formats. Some important ones are listed below. toltecmk itself uses an Arch Linux-style recipe format to build Debian-style packages.

NameUsed byRecipe formatPackage format
Debian-style
debhelperDebian, Ubuntu, and othersSource packages (Makefiles)deb
OpenWrt SDKOpenWrt, EntwareSource packages (Makefiles)ipk
Fedora-style
rpmbuildFedora, openSUSE, and othersspec (DSL)rpm
Arch Linux-style
makepkgArch Linux and othersPKGBUILD (Bash scripts)pkg.tar.zst
abuildAlpine LinuxAPKBUILD (Bash scripts)apk
Others
nix-buildNixOSExpressions (DSL)nar
ebuildGentooebuild (Bash scripts)tbz2

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