4 libquvi-scripts contains the Lua scripts for libquvi that it uses to parse
7 gitweb: <http://repo.or.cz/w/libquvi-scripts.git>
8 Home : <http://quvi.sourceforge.net/>
17 * This document does not cover how to use GNU Autotools for building
18 and installing software, instead, refer to the GNU Autotools documentation,
19 the INSTALL file and the "configure --help" output for more information.
21 * If you're not familiar with GNU Autotools and/or installing software
22 from the source code, you may prefer to install libquvi-scripts using a
23 binary package, instead. You can find libquvi-scripts packaged for many
26 * If you have previously installed libquvi-scripts from the source code
27 to your system, the recommended practice is to uninstall the previous
28 installation first, before you continue with the new one. You would,
29 typically, run "make uninstall" (as root if necessary) from the same
30 directory you ran "make install" from.
32 * If you are building libquvi-scripts from the git repository code, run
33 the `autogen.sh' first. This generates the configuration files. See also
34 the -h output for any additional info.
37 Simple install procedure
38 ------------------------
42 [ Become root if necessary ]
45 The configure script supports also the following options which are
46 relevant to the installation:
48 --with(out)-geoblocked (default: yes)
50 Install the scripts written for websites that are known to geoblock
51 IP addresses outside of their definition of the accepted IP ranges.
53 These are usually websites that block IPs from countries, sometimes
54 even cities, based on the registered geological location of the IP
57 --with(out)-fixme (default: no)
59 Install the scripts that have been marked as "FIXME". These are
60 known to be broken and need to be fixed. Patches welcome.
62 --with(out)-nsfw (default: no)
64 Install the scripts written for websites that host NSFW media.
66 --with(out)-manual (default:yes)
68 Install the manual page for libquvi-scripts.
70 --with(out)-tests (default: no)
72 Install with the tests. This enables the testsuite, see "Tests"
75 Note that the --with(out)-* options are ignored by the testsuite.
76 If you need more control over which of the tests should be run,
77 see the "Tests: Environment variables" for more information.
84 http://w3.impa.br/~diego/software/luasocket/
87 $ aptitude install liblua5.1-socket2
90 http://matthewwild.co.uk/projects/luaexpat/
93 $ aptitude install liblua5.1-expat
95 * pkg-config for tracking the compilation flags needed for libraries
96 http://www.freedesktop.org/software/pkgconfig/
98 * GNU make is recommended
99 http://www.gnu.org/software/make
101 When the configure script is run with the `--with-tests':
107 http://library.gnome.org/devel/glib/
113 Installation directories
114 ------------------------
116 The location of the installed files is determined by the --prefix
117 and the --exec-prefix options given to the configure script.
119 The .pc file for libquvi-scripts is installed in $exec_prefix/lib/pkgconfig
120 to provide information when compiling packages that depend on libquvi-scripts.
126 The tests use the GLib framework for testing. All of these tests require
127 the presence of the libquvi and a working internet connection. The tests
128 reside in the tests/ directory.
130 When building with GNU Autotools,
132 'make check' will run the test programs listed in the TEST_PROGS
133 variable in the tests/Makefile.am . It will fail if any of the
134 tests fail. This is identical to running 'make test'.
136 NOTE: You must run `configure --with-tests' to enable the tests,
137 they are not enabled by default.
139 'make distcheck' will fail if any of the tests fail. Note that this
140 would, typically, require:
141 env DISTCHECK_CONFIGURE_FLAGS=--with-tests make distcheck
143 The tests use the gtester(1) and gtester-report(1) commands to produce
144 the logs. These programs are part of GLib. The test programs produce:
145 $(top_builddir)/tests/$test_program.html # gtester-report
146 $(top_builddir)/tests/$test_program.xml # gtester
149 Tests: Environment variables
150 ----------------------------
152 The testsuite supports the following environment variables:
154 TEST_VERBOSE will enable verbose libcurl(3) output.
156 TEST_SKIP will disable the specified tests. This list is a comma-separated
157 list of test names. The comma-separated values are treated as regular
160 TEST_GEOBLOCKED will enable the tests for the scripts that have been
161 marked as "geoblocked". These are skipped by default.
163 TEST_FIXME will enable the tests for the scripts that have been marked
164 as "FIXME". These are skipped by default.
166 TEST_NSFW will enable the tests for the scripts that have been marked
167 as "NSFW". These are skipped by default.
169 TEST_LEVEL will set the level ('basic', 'complete') of the tests.
170 'complete' - additional and mandatory script tests
171 'basic' - mandatory script tests only (default)
175 % env TEST_SKIP=test_media_,test_scan_ make test
177 % env TEST_VERBOSE=1 TEST_FIXME=1 TEST_GEOBLOCKED=1 TEST_LEVEL=complete \
178 TEST_SKIP=test_media_vimeo,test_playlist_youtube make test
184 The tests/ directory contains:
186 'find_tests.sh' will dump a list of available tests.
188 'run_tests.sh' is a convenience script that wraps many of the
189 testsuite features making them available via GUI. Note that
190 this script requires zenity(1).
192 For more info, run these scripts with the '-h' switch.
198 If you need to use a proxy, refer to the curl(1) manual page for a
199 complete list of the supported environment variables (e.g. http_proxy).
201 libquvi (and libquvi-scripts) uses libcurl to connect to the internet.
207 Please see: http://quvi.sourceforge.net/#bugs
213 Please see: http://quvi.sourceforge.net/contrib/
219 libquvi-scripts is Free Software, licensed under the LGPLv2.1+.