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GooGet
GooGet (Googet's Obviously Only a Goofy Experimental Title) is a modular package repository solution primarily designed for Windows.
This is not an official Google product.
Build
Run build.cmd/build.sh to build GooGet for Windows. To package googet run
go run goopack/goopack.go googet.goospec
This will result in googet.x86_64.VERSION.goo which can be installed on a
machine with the googet install command (assuming googet is already
installed).
To install on a fresh machine copy both googet.exe and the googet package over and run:
googet -root 'c:/ProgramData/GooGet' install googet googet.x86_64.VERSION.goo
Conf file
GooGet has the ability to use a conf file to change a few of the default settings. Place a file named googet.conf in the googet root.
proxyserver: http://address_to_proxy:port
archs: [noarch, x86_64]
cachelife: 10m
Documentation
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Overview ¶
The googet binary is the client for the GoGet packaging system, it performs the listing, getting, installing and removing functions on client machines.
Source Files
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Directories
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Package client contains common functions for the GooGet client.
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Package client contains common functions for the GooGet client. |
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Package download handles the downloading of packages.
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Package download handles the downloading of packages. |
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Package goolib contains common functions useful when working with GooGet.
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Package goolib contains common functions useful when working with GooGet. |
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The goopack binary creates a GooGet package using the provided GooSpec file.
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The goopack binary creates a GooGet package using the provided GooSpec file. |
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Package install handles the installation of packages.
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Package install handles the installation of packages. |
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Package oswrap exists to translate pathnames into extended-length path names behind the scenes, so that googet can install packages with deep directory structures on Windows.
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Package oswrap exists to translate pathnames into extended-length path names behind the scenes, so that googet can install packages with deep directory structures on Windows. |
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Package remove handles the removal of packages.
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Package remove handles the removal of packages. |
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The gooserve binary is used to serve GooGet repositories.
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The gooserve binary is used to serve GooGet repositories. |
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Package system handles system specific functions.
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Package system handles system specific functions. |