Releases: FrederickGeek8/unipkg
Version 0.2.0
This version of unipkg
adds the ability to dynamically change the filenames of packages stored in the Packages file through the API (thanks @va2ron1).
Version 0.1.2
This version of unipkg
upgrades eslint
, tar
, jest
, and prettier
to fix multiple security issues.
Version 0.1.1
Version 0.1.1 upgrades the dependencies of unipkg
to patch CVE-2018-16469.
Version 0.1.0
Version 0.1.0 marks a stability milestone for unipkg
. Although this version does not differ much from 0.0.4
, it has been trialed extensively and has not yet encountered many issues. Version 0.1.0 does contain some minor API additions, however. New in version 0.1.0 is the ability to select a current working directory when using the scan
or scanFiles
functions. This will prevent the default behavior of the Packages
file being created in the same directory as the program being executed.
Full Changelog
- Added optional parameter
cwd
toscan
andscanFiles
functions to change the current working directory. - Added tests for new current working directory API feature
Version 0.0.4
The fourth release of unipkg
brings a small update to the Node.js interface. It adds a scanFiles(arr)
function which takes an array as a parameter and scans only those files as dpkg-scanpackages
would do.
Version 0.0.3
The third release of unipkg
brings the basic feature-set of the dpkg-scanpackages
command-line tool through the unipkg scan <directory>.
command! With this, you can now create Packages
files to serve as an index to your Debian repository, allowing users to download your Debian packages created through unipkg
. This release also changes the usage for the general build functionality to unipkg build <directory> [<deb>]
.
Version 0.0.2
The second release of unipkg
addresses a bug which prevented the application from launching correctly due to an incorrect path specified in package.json
.
Roadmap
unipkg
will soon support the feature-set present in the dpkg-scanpackages
application. These features will hopefully be out in the next week in version 0.0.3
.
Version 0.0.1
This is the initial release for unipkg
, a multi-platform implementation of dpkg (in Javascript) with a programming and command-line interface. Currently only the functional equivalence of dpkg-deb -b
has been developed. This tool carries (to my knowledge), no dependencies other than those installed by npm
or yarn
.