This function generates the appropriate spec files and runs rpmbuild.
In the process, it opens vim to let you edit your spec file. In there, you should run: rpmbuild -ba % so that you can make sure the build will succeed (for instance making sure you have included all files.
bash makerpm.sh [gem_name]
This script allows use to recursively check all dependencies of a gem.
It then checks yum for those dependencies.
Right now, it looks for:
- rubygem-
- ruby-
fetch and builddir are not implemented yet
[fotios@fotios rubygem-all]$ ruby find_deps.rb -h
Usage: find_deps.rb [options] gem_name [gem_name ...]
-v, --verbose Run verbosely
-f, --fetch Fetch missing gems
-b, --builddir BUILDDIR RPM build envorinment (default is: ~/builddir)
-d, --dev Also check development dependencies
Common options:
-h, --help Show this message
Note that the output is a valid YAML doc. I just split it up here so that I could describe it inline.
A list of the gems and whether they were found and what their prefix was
---
:rubygem:
- flexmock
- minitest
- rake
- rspec
:ruby:
- rdoc
:none:
- multi_json
- rr
- therubyrhino
- coffee-script
- barista
- execjs
- coffee-script-source
- johnson
- simplecov
- therubyracer
- jeweler
- session
- mustang
This next part of the hash lists any gems that had dependencies and what their package name is (if it exists already)
:dependencies:
- rake:
- ???-session
- rubygem-flexmock
- rubygem-minitest
- coffee-script:
- ???-coffee-script-source
- ???-execjs
- barista:
- ???-coffee-script
- ???-jeweler
- ???-rr
- rubygem-rspec
- execjs:
- ???-johnson
- ???-multi_json
- ???-mustang
- ???-therubyracer
- ???-therubyrhino
- rubygem-rake
- multi_json:
- ???-simplecov
- ruby-rdoc
- rubygem-rake
- rubygem-rspec