Hammer takes YAML specs and uses them to build packages (with FPM.) Here's a pretty minimal example, please see the docs for more information.
---
name: consul-cli
version: 0.1.1
license: APL 2.0
iteration: 2
vendor: Cisco
url: https://github.com/CiscoCloud/consul-cli
architecture: x86_64
description: Command line interface to Consul HTTP API
type: rpm
obsoletes:
- consul-utils
resources:
- url: https://github.com/CiscoCloud/consul-cli/releases/download/v{{.Version}}/consul-cli_{{.Version}}_linux_amd64.tar.gz
hash-type: sha256
hash: 1bc31fa70a9508a2c302bbdbd3073601bcad82694af8370d968c69c32471ee7f
targets:
- src: '{{.BuildRoot}}/consul-cli_{{.Version}}_linux_amd64/consul-cli'
dest: /usr/bin/
scripts:
build: |
tar -xzvf consul-cli_{{.Version}}_linux_amd64.tar.gz
extra-args: |
--rpm-os linuxWhen saved as spec.yml in some folder, Hammer will find and execute it,
producing a package. Most fields are templated, and you can use Go templates to
get fields on the
Package struct.
First, you'll need to get FPM (which
should just be gem install fpm) and any build tools you need (for example, to
build RPMs you'll need rpmbuild.) Then, go install github.com/asteris-llc/hammer.
Got a feature you'd like to see? PRs are very welcome. Just make sure that your build passes all the checks on gometalinter. Tests are appreciated, as well!