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UPT(1) FreeBSD General Commands Manual UPT(1)

upt - Universal Packaging Tool

upt list-backends

upt list-frontends

upt package [-f FRONTEND] [-b BACKEND] [-o OUTPUT] [--debug] [--quiet] PACKAGE[@VERSION]

Create a package for a distribution (such as OpenBSD, Fedora, etc.) from a language-specific package archive (such as the Python Package Index, the Comprehensive Perl Archive Network, etc.).

Upt works with two kinds of modules:

frontends, which parse package metadata from a software archive;
backends, which create package definitions suitable for inclusion in your favorite distribution.

The following subcommands are available:

list-backends
List all installed backends.
list-frontends
List all installed frontends.
package [options...] <package>[@version]
Package the given package. This usually requires options, described below. If no version is specified, the latest one is used.

-b BACKEND, --backend BACKEND
Specify backend to use. Must be one of the values returned by “upt list-backends”. At least one backend must be installed. If only one backend is installed, this is optional; otherwise it is required. See BACKENDS.
--debug
Print debug messages. Cannot be used with --quiet.
-f FRONTEND, --frontend FRONTEND
Specify frontend to use. Must be one of the values returned by “upt list-frontends”. At least one frontend must be installed. If only one frontend is installed, this is optional; otherwise it is required. See FRONTENDS.
-h, --help
Show help and return.
-o, --output OUTPUT
Specify an output file or directory. If this option is not specified, stdout will be used (if possible). The exact meaning of this option may vary depending on the backend: it should do the most natural thing.
-q, --quiet
Suppress all logging output. Cannot be used with --debug.
-r, --recursive
Recursively package requirements.

upt-fedora
Create packages for Fedora
upt-freebsd
Create packages for FreeBSD
upt-guix
Create packages for GNU Guix
upt-macports
Create packages for MacPorts
upt-nix
Create packages for Nix
upt-openbsd
Create packages for OpenBSD

upt-cpan
Gather metadata about packages hosted on cpan.org
upt-pypi
Gather metadata about packages hosted on pypi.org
upt-rubygems
Gather metadata about packages hosted on rubygems.org

List installed frontends
upt list-frontends
List installed backends
upt list-backends
Package “requests” from PyPI, for use in GNU Guix
upt package -f pypi -b guix requests
Same, omitting “-b” when there is only one installed backend
upt package -f pypi requests
Same, omitting “-f” when there is only one installed frontend
upt package requests
Same, but package a given version
upt package requests@2.16.0

Bugs can be reported to upt@framalistes.org. A web interface is also available at https://framagit.org/upt (one may sign in using their github.com/gitlab.com/bitbucket.org credentials). Feel free to suggest new backends and frontends.

Users are also welcome in the #upt-packaging channel on Freenode.

Cyril Roelandt <upt@framalistes.org>.
9 December 2019 upt 0.11

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