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# Description
This project is example, which can be used as template to start new /opt
project for OS Inferno.
# Install
Make directory with this app/module skeleton available in /opt/skel/.
Install system-wide:
```
# git clone https://github.com/powerman/inferno-opt-skel.git $INFERNO_ROOT/opt/skel
```
or in your home directory:
```
$ git clone https://github.com/powerman/inferno-opt-skel.git $INFERNO_USER_HOME/opt/skel
$ emu
; bind opt /opt
```
## Dependencies
* https://github.com/powerman/inferno-opt-mkfiles
* https://github.com/powerman/inferno-contrib-tap (only for tests)
* https://github.com/powerman/inferno-contrib-logger (example dependency for
example command :))
* http://asciidoc.org/ (converter from asciidoc markup to other formats)
* https://github.com/powerman/asciidoc-9man-backend (asciidoc 9man backend
for converting into Inferno man pages)
Actually all these dependencies are optional:
* mkfiles project can be just copied to ./mkfiles/ subdir in your project
to avoid dependency on external project
* tap module needed only for testing; you can use another modules, but
this one is cool because it allow you to run tests using `prove` command
in host os (standard testing tool for Perl)
* logger is just an example dependency, nothing more
* asciidoc needed only if you like to generate Inferno man pages from
simple .txt source
# Usage
Just copy `/opt/skel/` into your project's directory when you start new
project.
You can build your project using these commands both from host os and
inside emu (except `prove`, which works only in host os):
```
mk all
mk install
mk test
prove -r
mk clean
mk nuke
```
## Example
When this project installed in `/opt/skel` and your /opt is correctly set
(https://github.com/powerman/inferno-opt-setup) you can also:
```
$ emu
; examplecmd
Hello from ExampleLib->init()
user.warn: Dec 6 05:04:40 examplecmd[158]: Hello from ExampleCmd->init()
user.err: Dec 6 05:04:40 examplecmd[158]: Hello from ExampleCmd->init()
; man examplecmd
EXAMPLECMD(1) EXAMPLECMD(1)
NAME
examplecmd - Example command in /opt skeleton project
…
; man examplelib
EXAMPLELIB(2) EXAMPLELIB(2)
NAME
examplelib - Example library in /opt skeleton project
…
```