ASIA is a trivial Common Lisp projects installer. It acts like an ASDF2 extension and installs the projects without dependencies. Dependency analysis is done by ASDF2. It’s released under MIT License.
The complete documentation is here.
For default configuration on Debian, in the shell:
# 1. Download & install ASIA like other ASDF loadable libraries, e.g., $ git clone git://github.com/dochang/asia.git ~/.local/share/common-lisp/source/asia/ # 2. prepare manifest files... # You can download a template here, e.g., $ git clone git://github.com/dochang/repo51.git ~/.local/share/repo51/ |
Then in the REPL:
;; 1. Load ASIA ;; Put it into ~/.sbclrc, ~/.ccl-init.lisp and so on! > (asdf:load-system :asia) ;; 2. You can put this into $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/common-lisp/asia.lisp ! > (cl:pushnew 'asia:sysdef-asia-search asdf:*system-definition-search-functions*) ;; 3. ASDF will install hunchentoot and its dependencies automatically! > (asdf:load-system :hunchentoot) ;...Installing...OK! ;...All the systems loaded! |
I don’t like all existing installers. That’s why I wrote my own one.
My ideal installer should:
just install the project itself.
install the project into a userspace directory.
work with various VCS backends.
work with archive files like tarball.
work with a plain, easy-to-edit database format.
Also, should not:
analyse dependency.
force user to install an upstream version or a modified version.
use a centralized project manifest database.
mix its code with manifest data.
All you need is asia-devel@common-lisp.net !
Last updated 2011-01-27 05:48:01 CST