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Icepac
Icepac is a thin layer over the ABS used to
customize and organize packages for use in an Arch Linux system.
Its sole purpose is to find a package in the tree based on a pattern and copy its contents (PKGBUILD, foo.install, etc) into a local directory. The user can then customize and build the package using the preexisting tools available for Arch Linux such as makepkg.
Icepac makes use of Lua by both extending it with file system functions and embedding it in order to write the majority of the "logic" of the utility. Lua is also used as the configuration file format.
C is used to tie everything together.
Usage
Icepac has two simple modes: searching (1) and installing (2).
Search Mode
In search mode, a search pattern is used to search for matching package names in the specified repositories of the ABS tree. A numbered list of results is printed.
For example,
icepac -s abc
