Aura Documentation

Aura is a package manager for Arch Linux. It’s main purpose is as an “AUR helper”, in that it automates the process of installating packages from the Arch User Repositories. It is, however, capable of much more.

General

• Aura 2 Design
  • Preface
  • Mission Statement
  • Functionality
    • General
    • Other
    • Plugins
    • Aesthetics
    • Haskell Requirements
    • Package Requirements
  • Arch Linux Specifics
    • ABS Package Building/Installation
    • AUR Package Building/Installation
    • PKGBUILD/Additional Build-file Editing
    • AUR Interaction
  • Coding Standards
    • Record Syntax

• Aura Changelog
• Aura Development Roadmap

Guides

• Language Localisation Guide
  • What You Need
  • Getting Started
    • Step One - Tell Haskell About the New Language
    • Step Two - Adding your Language’s Locale Code
    • Step Three - Translation
    • Step Four - Command-line Flag
    • Step Five - Pull Request
    • Step Six - You’ve Helped Others who Speak your Language
• Hacking Aura
  • For Haskell Study
  • For Aura Hacking
  • The Aura Monad
    • Why the Aura Monad?
    • Notes on Aura Monad Style
  • String Dispatching
• Automatic Package Record Backups with Cron

Announcements

• Aura 1.1 Release
  • New with Version 1.1
  • On the Horizon