[−][src]Crate tugger
The tugger crate contains functionality for packaging and distributing
software applications.
The core of tugger consists of a set of types for defining packaging
actions and functions to operate on them. There is a frontend component
which defines a Starlark
dialect for allowing these types to be constructed from user-provided
configuration files. A command-line interface is also provided to
perform common actions.
Data Model
At its core, Tugger is a pipeline execution engine where the primitives composing pipelines are tasks related to packaging and distribution. Tugger can be thought of a domain-specific build system.
Tugger executes primitives call pipelines. Each pipeline is an
entity with a name, some attached execution context (e.g. the working
directory), and an ordered series of steps to execute. Each step
is simply some action that can be executed. Actions include things
like produce a tarball or run snapcraft.
Starlark Config Files
Tugger uses Starlark to allow defining pipelines in rich configuration
files. These configuration files can be evaluated and their results
turned into pipeline execution actions via the tugger command-line
tool or by calling appropriate functions in this crate.
Tugger configuration files are named tugger.ship by convention.
See the starlark module for documentation of the
Starlark dialect.
Modules
| cli | |
| debian | |
| filemanifest | |
| glob | |
| snap | |
| starlark | The |