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tools/make_repo.lua @ 13233:37d67b5f9768
mod_muc: Use enum config API for 'restrict_room_creation'
This communicates the accepted values in case the config diverges from
them. Note that older documentation used an "admin" value behaving like
an alias to true, but this is no longer handled. Should it?
author | Kim Alvefur <zash@zash.se> |
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date | Fri, 21 Jul 2023 22:49:01 +0200 |
parent | 10177:e9b47fcde93c |
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print("Getting all the available modules") if os.execute '[ -e "./downloaded_modules" ]' then os.execute("rm -rf downloaded_modules") end os.execute("hg clone https://hg.prosody.im/prosody-modules/ downloaded_modules") local i, popen = 0, io.popen local flag = "mod_" if os.execute '[ -e "./repository" ]' then os.execute("mkdir repository") end local pfile = popen('ls -a "downloaded_modules"') for filename in pfile:lines() do i = i + 1 if filename:sub(1, #flag) == flag then local file = io.open("repository/"..filename.."-scm-1.rockspec", "w") file:write('package = "'..filename..'"', '\n') file:write('version = "scm-1"', '\n') file:write('source = {', '\n') file:write('\turl = "hg+https://hg.prosody.im/prosody-modules",', '\n') file:write('\tdir = "prosody-modules"', '\n') file:write('}', '\n') file:write('description = {', '\n') file:write('\thomepage = "https://prosody.im/",', '\n') file:write('\tlicense = "MIT"', '\n') file:write('}', '\n') file:write('dependencies = {', '\n') file:write('\t"lua >= 5.1"', '\n') file:write('}', '\n') file:write('build = {', '\n') file:write('\ttype = "builtin",', '\n') file:write('\tmodules = {', '\n') file:write('\t\t["'..filename..'.'..filename..'"] = "'..filename..'/'..filename..'.lua"', '\n') file:write('\t}', '\n') file:write('}', '\n') file:close() end end pfile:close() os.execute("cd repository/ && luarocks-admin make_manifest ./ && chmod -R 644 ./*") print("") print("Done!. Modules' sources are locally available at ./downloaded_modules") print("Repository is available at ./repository") print("The repository contains all of prosody modules' respective rockspecs, as well as manifest files and an html Index") print("You can now either point your server to this folder, or copy its contents to another configured folder.")