WEBAPP.ECLASS

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Updated: Oct 2024
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NAME

webapp.eclass - functions for installing applications to run under a web server

DESCRIPTION

The webapp eclass contains functions to handle web applications with webapp-config. Part of the implementation of GLEP #11

SUPPORTED EAPIS

6 7 8

FUNCTIONS

need_httpd: Call this function AFTER your ebuilds DEPEND line if any of the available webservers are able to run this application.
need_httpd_cgi: Call this function AFTER your ebuilds DEPEND line if any of the available CGI-capable webservers are able to run this application.
need_httpd_fastcgi: Call this function AFTER your ebuilds DEPEND line if any of the available FastCGI-capabale webservers are able to run this application.
webapp_configfile <file> [more files ...]: Mark a file config-protected for a web-based application.
webapp_hook_script <file>: Install a script that will run after a virtual copy is created, and before a virtual copy has been removed.
webapp_postinst_txt <lang> <file>: Install a text file containing post-installation instructions.
webapp_postupgrade_txt <lang> <file>: Install a text file containing post-upgrade instructions.
webapp_serverowned [-R] <file> [more files ...]: Identify a file which must be owned by the webserver's user:group settings. The ownership of the file is NOT set until the application is installed using the webapp-config tool. If -R is given directories are handled recursively.
webapp_server_configfile <server> <file> [new name]: Install a configuration file for the webserver. You need to specify a webapp-config supported <server>. if no new name is given `basename $2' is used by default. Note: this function will automagically prepend $1 to the front of your config file's name.
webapp_sqlscript <db> <file> [version]: Install a SQL script that creates/upgrades a database schema for the web application. Currently supported database engines are mysql and postgres. If a version is given the script should upgrade the database schema from the given version to $PVR.
webapp_src_preinst: You need to call this function in src_install() BEFORE anything else has run. For now we just create required webapp-config directories.
webapp_pkg_setup: The default pkg_setup() for this eclass. This will gather required variables from webapp-config and check if there is an application installed to `${ROOT%/}/var/www/localhost/htdocs/${PN}/' if USE=vhosts is not set.
You need to call this function BEFORE anything else has run in your custom pkg_setup().
webapp_src_install: This is the default src_install(). For now, we just make sure that root owns everything, and that there are no setuid files.
You need to call this function AFTER everything else has run in your custom src_install().
webapp_pkg_postinst: The default pkg_postinst() for this eclass. This installs the web application to `${ROOT%/}/var/www/localhost/htdocs/${PN}/' if USE=vhosts is not set. Otherwise display a short notice how to install this application with webapp-config.
You need to call this function AFTER everything else has run in your custom pkg_postinst().
webapp_pkg_prerm: This is the default pkg_prerm() for this eclass. If USE=vhosts is not set remove all installed copies of this web application. Otherwise instruct the user to manually remove those copies. See bug #136959.

ECLASS VARIABLES

WEBAPP_DEPEND = "app-admin/webapp-config": An ebuild should use WEBAPP_DEPEND if a custom DEPEND needs to be built, most notably in combination with WEBAPP_OPTIONAL.
WEBAPP_NO_AUTO_INSTALL (SET BEFORE INHERIT): An ebuild sets this to `yes' if an automatic installation and/or upgrade is not possible. The ebuild should overwrite pkg_postinst() and explain the reason for this BEFORE calling webapp_pkg_postinst().
WEBAPP_OPTIONAL (SET BEFORE INHERIT): An ebuild sets this to `yes' to make webapp support optional, in which case you also need to take care of USE-flags and dependencies.

MAINTAINERS

web-apps@gentoo.org

REPORTING BUGS

Please report bugs via https://bugs.gentoo.org/

FILES

webapp.eclass

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