Module metadata definitions and the modulemd library
This repository contains simple module metadata template and the corresponding library for the manipulation thereof.
- spec.yaml:
This file serves two roles – it is the input for tools generating the actual module (such as pungi-modularization) and it is also present in the resulting repository, available to its consumers (such as fm-metadata-service). For practical reasons, it is written in YAML. See comments in the template for details.
- modulemd:
A python library for manipulation of the proposed module metadata format. API documentation is available at http://modulemd.readthedocs.org/.
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