Thanks. I was looking forward to more examples of pyalpm. 2011/7/8 Rémy Oudompheng <[email protected]>
> Hello, > > I am currently working on another toy example use of pyalpm: beside > pycman, the command line utility that comes with pyalpm, I have now > pacweb, a browsable Web interface to pacman. > > http://projects.archlinux.org/users/remy/pacweb.git/ > > It is not suitable for public consumption, but offers an alternative > display of the pacman database. Intrepid users might run it as root, > to allow performing some actions (changing package install reasons, > add/remove individual packages), as well as wide opening seurity breaches > on their systems. > > It is currently based on jinja (recently added to repos for Python 3) > for templating, and steals Archweb style for the current appearance. > I have also made a PKGBUILD available on the AUR. > > The amount of actual Python source code is very small and should be > easily readable. > > -- > Rémy. > > > >
