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<shortdesc>A meta package-manager to deploy projects on UNIX Systemes.</shortdesc>
<description>==============================
Introduction
==============================


* minitage is a meta-package manager. It's a package manager which install packages with the help of other build systems.

* Its goal is to help you to deploy projects in a standardised layout and to build things quickly and in a simple manner by putting in environment all configurations.

* The main documentation is not there but on http://www.minitage.org, please go there for further instructions.



=============================
QuickStart with minitage
=============================

The whole doc is not there
++++++++++++++++++++++++++
but on http://www.minitage.org


Check your Python
+++++++++++++++++++++
You need a python with setuptools, zlib, bz2 and ssl support.

Try that in your interpretery::

    &gt;&gt;&gt; import tarfile
    &gt;&gt;&gt; import zipfile
    &gt;&gt;&gt; import bz2
    &gt;&gt;&gt; import _ssl
    &gt;&gt;&gt; import zlib
    &gt;&gt;&gt; import setuptools
    &gt;&gt;&gt;

If you do not have that, you can give a try to my pyboostrapper that bootstrap
a python somewhere::

    wget http://git.minitage.org/git/minitage/shell/plain/PyBootstrapper.sh
    chmod +x PyBootstrapper.sh
    bash ./PyBootstrapper.sh /path/to/pythonPrefix

Using virtualenv
+++++++++++++++++++
You 'd better to use `virtualenv &lt;http://pypi.python.org/pypi/virtualenv&gt;`_ ,
minitage fits well with it.

virtualenv is a tool that allow you to create isolated Python
environments.


    Here is how to set up an environment with it:

    - Install virtualenv::

        easy_install virtualenv #(maybe use sudo ;))

    - Install minitage prefix::

        virtualenv --no-site-packages  ~/minitage

    - activate it::

        source ~/minitage/bin/activate


    KEEP IN MIND THAT YOU MUST ACTIVATE VIRTUALENV AT ANY TIME YOU USE IT.

minitage installation
++++++++++++++++++++++
The whole doc is not there but on http://www.minitage.org/installation.html.

Minitage is a classical python egg, you can get it throught easy_install.

To install minitage in a stable version, follow those steps:

- Install minitage::

    easy_install -U mercurial minitage.core

- Sync its packages (all its minilays in minitage terminology).::

    minimerge -s


Syncing packages
++++++++++++++++++++++

    To sync all your minilays

        If you need to, fire your virtualenv::

            source ~/minitage/bin/activate

        Sync::

            minimerge -s


Changes
***********************************************

UP
=====

    - fix a bug in bootstrapping buildout
    - rewrite fetchers
    - improve proxy handling
    - fix some tests
    - make parts shut up
    - test incomplete downloads and redownload them (package level)
    - make minibuild name more permissive

1.0.19
===========

    - distribute fix

1.0.18
========

    - remove deprecationwarning

1.0.17
=========

    - remove deprecationwarning

1.0.16
=======


    - oups, left print

1.0.15
========

    - let the default minilay be at lower priority among all

1.0.14
=======

    - desactivating updates manager for more tests.

-&gt; 1.0.13
==========

    - Minitage now allows binaries to be used instead of compiling programs,
      in the gentoo -k way.
    - Minitage has now also an update manager to run udpate functions on
      upgrade.

1.0.5
=======

    - bugfix on url md5sum fragments

1.0.4
=========

    - make conditionnal weither we are offline or not the download in the get_from_cache function.

1.0.0 -&gt; 1.0.3
==================

    - x64 enlightments
    - add optionnal force switch to the download cache function


1.0
=====

    - some API adds like 'search_latest' and 'which'
    - bugfix in interfaces for configuration handling
    - buildout maker can be given an optionnal config to build
    - code stabilization and sync with other minitage components
    - official documentation on http://www.minitage.org


0.32
=====

    - Fetch by default over http

0.4.30
========
    - Bind buildout newest mode with -u option


0.4.30
=======

    - do not delete directories but overwrite when the package src uri change.


0.4.29
=======

    - Make minitage lives on git

0.4.28
=======

    - Make minitage git aware both in recipes and in core.

0.4.27
=======

    - force setuptools version

0.4.26
=======

    - bugfix on common functions (API)

0.4.21
=======

    - quiet mode is now optionnal are there are numerous bugs with it.

0.4.8
===========
    - Maintenance release

        - testruner
        - buildoutified
        - some refactor and code cleanings
        - logging is now better handled and your minimerge sessions will be as
          quiet as possible.

0.4.5
===========
    - Bug in fetchers (not critical ...)

0.4.4
============
    - Add an option (-f)
        - when set : fetch all before build
        - when not set : fetch and build each package one after another

0.4.2
============
    - Remove the category check

0.4.2
============
    - Remove the backtrace from the launcher when minimerge fails

0.4.1
============
    - Release version

0.4_alpha12
============
    - Fix scm type validator

0.4_alpha11
============
    - bzr DVCS integration

0.4_alpha10
============
    - Add support for variables in minibuilds setted in minitage configuration
      file. Use $name in minibuilds and set it in the [minitage.variables]
      section.

0.4_alpha9
===========
    - reinforce buildout code

0.4_alpha8
===========
    - restore previous version scheme

a0.4_alpha5
============
    - add mercurial explicit dependency

0.4_alpha4
============
    - remove old minilay

0.4_alpha1
============

This is a pre release, minitage is working. But it is not empty from bugs.
Feel free to give your feedback :)

    - Minimerge totally rewritten in python
    - Support for conditionnal dependencies toward python version
    - Support for eggs in addition of site-packages added to the PYTHONPATH
    - Support for conditionnal (OS) dependencies
    - Lot of improvments on error handling
    - Logging mode
    - Configuration via a file is now possible


up to 0.3
==========

- not public, nothing to see there.</description>
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<maintainer><foaf:Person><foaf:name>Mathieu Pasquet</foaf:name>
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