Copyright	(c) 2017 Red Hat Inc.
License	LGPL
Maintainer	https://github.com/weldr
Stability	stable
Portability	portable
Safe Haskell	Safe
Language	Haskell2010

Codec.RPM.Version

Contents

Types
Functions

Description

Functions and types for working with version numbers, as understood by RPM.

Synopsis

Types

data DepOrdering Source #

Like Ordering, but with support for less-than-or-equal and greater-than-or-equal.

Constructors

LT
LTE
EQ
GTE
GT

Instances

Eq DepOrdering Source #
Methods (==) :: DepOrdering -> DepOrdering -> Bool # (/=) :: DepOrdering -> DepOrdering -> Bool #
Show DepOrdering Source #
Methods showsPrec :: Int -> DepOrdering -> ShowS # show :: DepOrdering -> String # showList :: [DepOrdering] -> ShowS #

data DepRequirement Source #

RPM supports the concept of dependencies between packages. Collectively, these dependencies are commonly referred to as PRCO - Provides, Requires, Conflicts, and Obsoletes. These dependencies can optionally include version information. These relationships can be examined with various RPM inspection tools or can be found in the spec files that define how a package is built. Examples include:

Requires: python-six
Requires: python3-blivet >= 1:1.0
Obsoletes: booty <= 0.107-1

This data type expresses a single dependency relationship. The example dependencies above would be represented like so:

DepRequirement "python-six" Nothing
DepRequirement "python3-blivet" (Just (GTE, EVR (Just 1) "1.0" ""))
DepRequirement "booty" (Just (LTE, EVR Nothing "0.107" "1"))

It is not in the scope of this type to know what kind of relationship a DepRequirement describes.

Constructors

DepRequirement Text (Maybe (DepOrdering, EVR))

Instances

Eq DepRequirement Source #
Methods (==) :: DepRequirement -> DepRequirement -> Bool # (/=) :: DepRequirement -> DepRequirement -> Bool #
Show DepRequirement Source #
Methods showsPrec :: Int -> DepRequirement -> ShowS # show :: DepRequirement -> String # showList :: [DepRequirement] -> ShowS #

data EVR Source #

The versioning information portion of a package's name - epoch, version, release.

Constructors

EVR

Fields

epoch :: Maybe Word32
The epoch of a package. This is sort of a super version number, used when a package with an earlier version number must upgrade a package with a later version number. The package with a larger epoch will always in version comparisons. Most packages do not have an epoch.
version :: Text
The version number provided by the package's upstream, represented as Text.
release :: Text
The release number, represented as Text. The release value is added on by a distribution and allows them to make multiple releases of the same upstream version, fixing bugs and applying distribution-specific tweaks.

Instances

Eq EVR Source #
Methods (==) :: EVR -> EVR -> Bool # (/=) :: EVR -> EVR -> Bool #
Ord EVR Source #
Methods compare :: EVR -> EVR -> Ordering # (<) :: EVR -> EVR -> Bool # (<=) :: EVR -> EVR -> Bool # (>) :: EVR -> EVR -> Bool # (>=) :: EVR -> EVR -> Bool # max :: EVR -> EVR -> EVR # min :: EVR -> EVR -> EVR #
Show EVR Source #
Methods showsPrec :: Int -> EVR -> ShowS # show :: EVR -> String # showList :: [EVR] -> ShowS #

Functions

parseEVR :: Text -> Either ParseError EVR Source #

Convert a Text representation into an EVR or a ParseError if something goes wrong.

parseDepRequirement :: Text -> Either ParseError DepRequirement Source #

Convert a Text representation into a DepRequirement or a ParseError if something goes wrong.

satisfies Source #

Arguments

:: DepRequirement	The package in question, represented as a `DepRequirement`.
-> DepRequirement	The requirement.
-> Bool

Determine if a candidate package satisfies the dependency relationship required by some other package.

vercmp :: Text -> Text -> Ordering Source #

Compare two version numbers and return an Ordering.