A tool for Arch Linux package manager pacman to modify PKGBUILD automatically.
Without any parameters, it will read ./PKGBUILD and show any modifications that would be done.
Create config files with the same name as the package you want to modify, and place in either:
/etc/customizepkg.d/ or ~/.customizepkg/. You can export the environment
variable $CUSTOMIZEPKG_CONFIG to change the directory customizepkg will look
for the config files in.
The pacman wrapper "Yaourt" integrates with customizepkg by default
ACTION#CONTEXT#PATTERN#VALUE
- Action can be: remove, removeline, add, addline or replace
- Context can be: depends, conflicts, makedepends etc.. or global for matching regexp in the whole PKGBUILD
- Pattern can be any rexgexp
- Value (only needed for replace) can be any string
- Comments can be added by starting the line with
#
You can add extra files to a PKGBUILD by placing them in /etc/customizepkg.d/$PACKAGENAME.files/
They will be added automatically, including checksums
If the configuration file has the executable flag set, it will be executed instead of parsed. Two parameters are passed to the script:
- $1 is the original PKGBUILD
- $2 is the custom PKGBUILD
Patch files can be applied to the source code using the following syntax:
patch#1#file.patch
- The context ("1" above) is the number of leading components to strip (i.e.
patch -p1) - The path cannot contain variables
- The patch file can be stored in the additional files directory, $PACKAGENAME.files
You can also patch the PKGBUILD with the following syntax:
patch#pkgbuild#file.patch