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CLI interface to medialist (fossil mirror)


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Revisión12d3c7326eda729d2e6e9bb6f13c6d88bea1fef0 (tree)
Tiempo2023-04-06 19:44:13
Autormio <stigma@disr...>
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Update documentation for v0.4

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--- a/INSTALL
+++ b/INSTALL
@@ -1,19 +1,17 @@
1-==========
2-= =
3-= Binary =
4-= =
5-==========
1+= Binary
62
73 To build a platform-specific binary, the only requirements are:
8-A D compiler, and GNU Make.
4+A D compiler, and either GNU Make.
95
106 With these installed, you can just run "make" to create the binary.
7+Alternatively, if you can run "dub build -b release" if you have dub
8+installed.
119
1210 If you wish to install the binary, run "make install" (you may need root
1311 priviledge).
1412
15-To configure the compilation and installation, you can use the following
16-environment variables:
13+To configure the compilation (when using GNU Make) and installation, you
14+can use the following environment variables:
1715
1816 - DC (The D compiler to use)
1917 - DFLAGS (Flags to use when compiling medialist-cli)
@@ -26,36 +24,7 @@ You can simply run "make install" with root permission (sudo, doas,
2624 etc.) to build and install medialist-cli. By default it will try
2725 compile with GDC, but you can change this. For example:
2826
29- make install DC=ldc2 DFLAGS="-I src/ --release -O"
27+ make install DC=ldc2
3028
3129 You can also run "make clean" to remove the any files created, and
3230 "make uninstall" which will uninstall medialist-cli.
33-
34-
35-============
36-= =
37-= AppImage =
38-= =
39-============
40-
41-A shell script is provided which should automate the process of
42-creating the .AppImage for your computer. To build the AppImage there
43-are a few requirements:
44-
45-* A D compiler that can compile medialist-cli
46-* wget
47-* ldd
48-* sed
49-* cut
50-* grep
51-
52-Everything except the D compiler should be available by default on
53-GNU/Linux.
54-
55-Once the requirements are installed, simply run the MakeAppImage
56-script and an output file should be created along the lines of
57-medialist-cli-x86_64.AppImage. Depending on the architecture of your
58-computer, the x86_64 may be something else.
59-
60-To clean up the files created by the script, run
61-"./MakeAppImage --clean".
--- a/docs/medialist.info
+++ b/docs/medialist.info
@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
11 \input texinfo @c -*-texinfo-*-
22
33 @set VERSION 0.4
4-@set UPDATED 2022-04-04
4+@set UPDATED 2022-04-06
55
66 @settitle MediaList @value{VERSION}
77 @syncodeindex pg cp
--- a/man/medialist-cli.1
+++ b/man/medialist-cli.1
@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
1-.TH MEDIALIST-CLI 1 "2023-04-04" "0.4" "MediaList CLI"
1+.TH MEDIALIST-CLI 1 "2023-04-06" "0.4" "MediaList CLI"
22 .SH NAME
33 medialist-cli \- CLI for MediaList
44 .SH SYNOPSIS