TORRUS_INSTALL_PLUGIN(7)
TORRUS_INSTALL_PLUGIN(7) π
okay bestie, welcome to the torrus manual, section 7 β yes we're in the big-girl section, the one for commands and miscellany. sit down, grab a boba, and let's talk about the lil command that makes Torrus plugins appear out of thin air. β¨
β¨ NAME β¨
install_plugin β the one that installs the Torrus plugin. that's the whole job. she does one thing and she eats every time. π
π SYNOPSIS π
torrus install_plugin DIRECTORY
π¦ DESCRIPTION π¦
so basically, this command installs a Torrus plugin. iconic, we know. π«Ά
but listen β before you run it, you gotta unpack the plugin package into some directory first. like, get the tarball situation sorted. then you point install_plugin at the path of that unpacked plugin distribution. that's the DIRECTORY in the synopsis, bestie. no mystery there. π
once you do that, the command does the little build dance for you, and honestly? she's a whole project manager:
- she launches the
./configurescript for the plugin π§ - and she feeds it all the options that specify the current Torrus installation paths β so the plugin knows exactly where home is π
- then she runs
makeπ οΈ - and then
make installπ«
and that's it. plugin installed. slay.
heads up: that./configureβmakeβmake installchain only works if the plugin actually shipped with those files, so point her at a real unpacked plugin distribution, not a random folder you made at 3am. π
π SEE ALSO π
torrus(8)β the main character. go read her next. π
π NOTES π
there's more documentation waiting for you at the Torrus home page, iykyk:
http://torrus.org
π AUTHOR π
Stanislav Sinyagin <ssinyagin@k-open.com>
and that's the page, fr fr. this was torrus 3.00, dated 2023-05-02, and it lives in the TORRUS_INSTALL_PLUGIN(7) manual. mwah, go install a plugin bestie π
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- ubuntu questing: torrus-common 3.00-2
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