fedrq 0.1.0

fedrq is a tool to query the Fedora and EPEL repositories

fedrq

⚠️ This project is a work in progress. ⚠️

A tool for querying the Fedora and EPEL repositories

fedrq makes it easy to query any branch of Fedora or EPEL. It uses the dnf Python bindings and does not shell out to dnf repoquery. It allows querying for reverse dependencies, packages that contain a certain Provide or file, subpackages of an SRPM, and package metadata.

The tool doesn't seek to replace every feature of dnf repoquery. It provides a more user friendly interface than dnf repoquery for certain common tasks.

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Installation

fedrq has a copr repository at gotmax23/fedrq that contains released versions. Development snapshots are available at gotmax23/fedrq-dev. The RPM specfile is in the repository root.

The package can also be installed from source with pip or any other PEP 517 frontend. The following additional system packages are required:

• python3-dnf
• fedora-repos-rawhide

Note that fedrq can only be installed for the system python interpreter. fedrq cannot be installed in a venv unless it has --system-site-packages, as it needs to find dnf.

fedrq check-config --dump requires tomli-w. The RPM package weakly depends on python3-tomli-w.

Versioning

This project is in alpha. fedrq.cli.* is internal to this module. A stable API for fedrq.repoquery and fedrq.config may be provided down the line. The CLI interface is also subject to small changes.

Documentaion

See fedrq(1) (source) for the CLI interface and fedrq(5) (source) for the config file format.

Contributing

Development, issue reporting, and project discussion happen on the mailing list (~gotmax23/[e-mail]).

See CONTRIBUTING.md.

Credits

Thank you to the dnf maintainers. This tool is inspired by dnf repoquery and uses the dnf python bindings.

License

This project follows the REUSE specification. In general:

• Code is licensed under GPL-2.0-or-later. This is the same license as dnf.
• Configuration and repo files in fedrq/data/ are UNLICENSEed
• fedrq.spec is licensed under MIT to match Fedora

SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-2.0-or-later AND Unlicense AND MIT

The RPM and Python package metadata doesn't have the AND MIT portion, as they don't contain the specfile.