Quickstart¶
This quickstart is meant to be illustrative. For ideas on how to use degasolv in real life, have a look at Some Useful Recipes.
Given these artifacts:
http://example.com/repo/a-1.0.zip
http://example.com/repo/b-2.0.zip
http://example.com/repo/b-3.0.zip
Generate dscard files to represent them in a degasolv respository, like this:
$ java -jar degasolv-<version>-standalone.jar generate-card \ --id "a" \ --version "1.0" \ --location "https://example.com/repo/a-1.0.zip" \ --requirement "b>2.0" \ --card-file "$PWD/a-1.0.zip.dscard" $ java -jar degasolv-<version>-standalone.jar generate-card \ --id "b" \ --version "2.0" \ --location "https://example.com/repo/b-2.0.zip" \ --card-file "$PWD/b-2.0.zip.dscard" $ java -jar degasolv-<version>-standalone.jar generate-card \ --id "b" \ --version "3.0" \ --location "https://example.com/repo/b-3.0.zip" \ --card-file "$PWD/b-2.0.zip.dscard"
Generate a
dsrepo
file from the cards:$ java -jar degasolv-<version>-standalone.jar \ generate-repo-index \ --search-directory $PWD \ --index-file $PWD/index.dsrepo
Then use the
dsrepo
file to resolve dependencies:$ java -jar degasolv-<version>-standalone.jar \ resolve-locations \ --repository $PWD/index.dsrepo \ --requirement "b"
This should return something like this:
a==1.0 @ http://example.com/repo/a-1.0.zip b==3.0 @ http://example.com/repo/b-3.0.zip
To see the help page, call degasolv or any of its subcommands with the
-h
option. If this is your first time using degasolv, it’s
recommended that you read Some Useful Recipes.