NAME

Ecosystem - Accessing a Raku Ecosystem

SYNOPSIS

use Ecosystem;

my $eco = Ecosystem.new;  # access the REA ecosystem

say "Ecosystem has $eco.identities.elems() identities:";
.say for $eco.identities.keys.sort;

DESCRIPTION

Ecosystem provides the basic logic to accessing a Raku Ecosystem, defaulting to the Raku Ecosystem Archive, a place where (almost) every distribution ever available in the Raku Ecosystem, can be obtained even after it has been removed (specifically in the case of the old ecosystem master list and the distributions kept on CPAN).

COMMAND LINE INTERFACE

An ecosystem CLI script is provided by the CLI::Ecosystem distribution.

CONSTRUCTOR ARGUMENTS

ecosystem

my $eco = Ecosystem.new(:ecosystem<fez>);

The ecosystem named argument is string that indicates which ecosystem (content-storage) should be used: it basically is a preset for the meta-url and IO arguments. The following names are recognized:

p6c the original content storage / ecosystem
cpan the content storage that uses CPAN
fez the zef (fez) ecosystem
rea the Raku Ecosystem Archive (default)

If this argument is not specified, then at least the IO named argument must be specified.

IO

my $eco = Ecosystem.new(IO => "path".IO);

The IO named argument specifies the path of the file that contains / will contain the META information. If not specified, will default to whatever can be determined from the other arguments.

meta-url

my $eco = Ecosystem.new(meta-url => "https://foo.bar/META.json");

The meta-url named argument specifies the URL that should be used to obtain the META information if it is not available locally yet, or if it has been determined to be stale. Will default to whatever can be determined from the other arguments. If specified, then the IO arguments must also be specified to store the meta information in.

stale-period

my $eco = Ecosystem.new(stale-period => 3600);

The stale-period named argument specifies the number of seconds after which the meta information is considered to be stale and needs updating using the meta-url. Defaults to 86400, aka 1 day.

CLASS METHODS

dependencies-from-meta

my $eco = Ecosystem.new;
.say for $eco.dependencies-from-meta(from-json $io.slurp);

The dependencies-from-meta class method returns the list of use-targets as specified in the depends field of the given hash with meta information.

sort-identities

.say for Ecosystem.sort-identities(@identities);

The sort-identities class method sorts the given identities with the highest version first, and then by the short-name of the identity.

INSTANCE METHODS

dependencies

my $eco = Ecosystem.new;
.say for $eco.dependencies("Ecosystem");

The dependencies instance method returns a sorted list of all use-targets (either directly or recursively) for an identity, use-target or distro-name.

distro-names

my $eco = Ecosystem.new;
say "Found $eco.distro-names.elems() differently named distributions";

The distro-names instance method returns a Map keyed on distribution name, with a sorted list of the identities that have that distribution name (sorted by short-name, latest version first).

distros-of-use-target

my $eco = Ecosystem.new;
.say for $eco.distros-of-use-target($target);

The distro-of-use-target instance method the names of the distributions that provide the given use target.

ecosystem

my $eco = Ecosystem.new;
say "The ecosystem is $_" with $eco.ecosystem;

The ecosystem instance method returns the value (implicitely) specified with the :ecosystem named argument.

find-distro-names

my $eco = Ecosystem.new;
.say for $eco.find-distro-names: / JSON /;

.say for $eco.find-distro-names: :auth<zef:lizmat>;

The find-distro-names instance method returns the distribution names that match the optional given string or regular expression, potentially filtered by a :ver, :auth, :api and/or :from value.

find-identities

my $eco = Ecosystem.new;
.say for $eco.find-identities: / Utils /, :ver<0.0.3+>, :auth<zef:lizmat>;

.say for $eco.find-identities: :auth<zef:lizmat>, :all;

The find-identities method returns identities (sorted by short-name, latest version first) that match the optional given string or regular expression, potentially filtered by :ver, :auth, :api and/or :from value.

The specified string is looked up / regular expression is matched in the distribution names, the use-targets and the descriptions of the distributions.

By default, only the identity with the highest :ver value will be returned: a :all flag can be specified to return all possible identities.

find-use-targets

my $eco = Ecosystem.new;
.say for $eco.find-use-targets: / JSON /;

.say for $eco.find-use-targets: :auth<zef:lizmat>;

The find-use-targets instance method returns the strings that can be used in a use command that match the optional given string or regular expression, potentially filtered by a :ver, :auth, :api and/or :from value.

identities

my $eco = Ecosystem.new;
my %identities := $eco.identities;
say "Found %identities.elems() identities";

The identities instance method returns a Map keyed on identity string, with a Map of the META information of that identity as the value.

identity-dependencies

my $eco = Ecosystem.new;
.say for $eco.identity-dependencies($identity);

.say for $eco.identity-dependencies($identity, :all);

The identity-dependencies instance method returns a sorted list of the dependencies of the given identity string, if any. Takes an optional :all named to also return any dependencies of the initial dependencies, recursively.

identity-release-Date

my $eco = Ecosystem.new;
say $eco.identity-release-Date($identity);

The identity-release-Date instance method returns the Date when the the distribution of the given identity string was released, or Nil if either the identity could not be found, or if there is no release date information available.

identity-release-yyyy-mm-dd

my $eco = Ecosystem.new;
say $eco.identity-release-yyyy-mm-dd($identity);

The identity-release-yyyy-mm-dd instance method returns a Str in YYYY-MM-DD format of when the the distribution of the given identity string was released, or Nil if either the identity could not be found, or if there is no release date information available.

identity-url

my $eco = Ecosystem.new;
say $eco.identity-url($identity);

The identity-url instance method returns the URL of the distribution file associated with the given identity string, or Nil.

IO

my $eco = Ecosystem.new(:IO("foobar.json").IO);
say $eco.IO;  # "foobar.json".IO

The IO instance method returns the IO::Path object of the file where the local copy of the META data lives.

least-recent-release

my $eco = Ecosystem.new;
say $eco.least-recent-release;

The least-recent-release instancemethod returns the Date of the least recent release in the ecosystem, if any.

matches

my $eco = Ecosystem.new;
.say for $eco.matches{ / Utils / };

The matches instance method returns a Map::Match with the string that caused addition of an identity as the key, and a sorted list of the identities that either matched the distribution name or the description (sorted by short-name, latest version first). It is basically the workhorse of the find-identities method.

meta-url

my $eco = Ecosystem.new(:ecosystem<fez>);
say $eco.meta-url;  # https://360.zef.pm/

The meta-url instance method returns the URL that is used to fetch the META data, if any.

most-recent-release

my $eco = Ecosystem.new;
say $eco.most-recent-release;

The most-recent-release instance method returns the Date of the most recent release in the ecosystem, if any.

resolve

my $eco = Ecosystem.new;
say $eco.resolve("eigenstates");  # eigenstates:ver<0.0.9>:auth<zef:lizmat>

The resolve instance method attempts to resolve the given string and the given :ver, :auth, :api and :from named arguments to the identity that would be assumed when specified with e.g. dependencies.

reverse-dependencies

my $eco = Ecosystem.new;
my %reverse-dependencies := $eco.reverse-dependencies;
say "Found %reverse-dependencies.elems() reverse dependencies";

The reverse-dependencies instance method returns a Map keyed on resolved dependencies, with a list of identities that depend on it.

reverse-dependencies-for-short-name

my $eco = Ecosystem.new;
.say for $eco.reverse-dependencies-for-short-name("File::Temp");

The reverse-dependencies-for-short-name instance method returns a unique list of short-names of identities that depend on any version of the given short-name.

river

my $eco = Ecosystem.new;
say "Top five modules on the Raku Ecosystem River:";
.say for $eco.river.sort(-*.value.elems).map(*.key).head(5);

The river instance method returns a Map keyed on short-name of an identity, with as value a list of short-names of identities that depend on it without having pinned :ver and :auth in their dependency specification.

stale-period

my $eco = Ecosystem.new;
say $eco.stale-period;  # 86400

The stale-period instance method returns the number of seconds after which any locally stored META information is considered to be stale.

update

my $eco = Ecosystem.new;
$eco.update;

The update instance method re-fetches the META information from the meta-url and updates it internal state in a thread-safe manner.

unresolvable-dependencies

my $eco = Ecosystem.new;
say "Found $eco.unresolvable-dependencies.elems() unresolvable dependencies";

The unresolvable-dependencies instance method returns a Map keyed on an unresolved dependency, and a List of identities that have this unresolvable dependency as the value. By default, only current (as in the most recent version) identities will be in the list. You can specify the named :all argument to have also have the non-current identities listed.

unversioned-distros

my $eco = Ecosystem.new;
say "Found $eco.unversioned-distro-names.elems() unversioned distributions";

The unversioned-distro-names instance method returns a sorted list of distribution names (identity without :ver) that do not have any release with a valid :ver value (typically *:ver<>**).

use-targets

my $eco = Ecosystem.new;
say "Found $eco.use-targets.elems() different 'use' targets";

The use-targets instance method returns a Map keyed on 'use' target, with a sorted list of the identities that provide that 'use' target (sorted by short-name, latest version first).

AUTHOR

Elizabeth Mattijsen liz@raku.rocks

Source can be located at: https://github.com/lizmat/Ecosystem . Comments and Pull Requests are welcome.

If you like this module, or what I’m doing more generally, committing to a small sponsorship would mean a great deal to me!

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the Artistic License 2.0.

lizmat / Ecosystem

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NAME

SYNOPSIS

DESCRIPTION

COMMAND LINE INTERFACE

CONSTRUCTOR ARGUMENTS

ecosystem

IO

meta-url

stale-period

CLASS METHODS

dependencies-from-meta

sort-identities

INSTANCE METHODS

dependencies

distro-names

distros-of-use-target

ecosystem

find-distro-names

find-identities

find-use-targets

identities

identity-dependencies

identity-release-Date

identity-release-yyyy-mm-dd

identity-url

IO

least-recent-release

matches

meta

meta-url

most-recent-release

resolve

reverse-dependencies

reverse-dependencies-for-short-name

river

stale-period

update

unresolvable-dependencies

unversioned-distros

use-targets

AUTHOR

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE