codec-rpm-0.1.1: A library for manipulating RPM files

Copyright(c) 2017 Red Hat Inc.
LicenseLGPL
Maintainerhttps://github.com/weldr
Stabilitystable
Portabilityportable
Safe HaskellSafe
LanguageHaskell2010

Codec.RPM.Version

Contents

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 

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.

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.