yummy

yummy

A simple YUM repository server to upload to and serve rpm packages from.

It provides a simple API (/api/upload) to use tools like curl to upload rpm packages and automatically rebuild the rpm repository metadata.

API endpoints

/api/upload

The upload endpoint emulates a filled-in form in which a user has pressed the submit button. The formular field that contains the file is fileupload.

To use this with curl use the -F switch with the following format: -F [email protected]

    curl -F [email protected] \
         http://yum.example.com/api/upload

Caution: This is the only supported way of uploading files to the service at the moment. Using a different form value or an http PUT will result in an error.

/api/delete

The delete endpoint deletes a given rpm. The file is declared by adding it to the url:

    curl -X DELETE http://localhost:8080/api/delete/python-elasticsearch-curator-5.1.1-1.noarch.rpm

/ BaseURL

Will serve the repository content as a Filebrowser, so it can be used as the baseurl in a yum repository config file.

[yum-repository]
baseurl = https://yum.example.com/
enabled = 1
name = YUM Repository Example

Caution Will serve a blank page in case no files were uploaded yet.

/help

Will render the README.md file as HTML.

configuration

yummy can be configured by editing the .yummy.yml file.

yum:
  repopath: /opt/
  workers: 2
  createrepoBinary: /bin/createrepo
  rpmBinary: /bin/rpm
  helpFile: /usr/share/doc/yummy/README.md
  auth:
    enabled: false
    user: yummy
    password: yummy

The options should be mostly self explanatory. Here a brief overview:

1. repopath, where to store the rpms and create the repository
2. workers, the amount of workers for the createrepo call to index the packages. If the update process takes too long, more worker processes might work
3. createrepoBinary, path to the executable to create the repository metadata
4. rpmBinary, not in use yet, for further verification of uploaded rpm files
5. helpFile, path to load the help file from
6. auth enabled, enable/disable authentication
7. auth user, the user for authentificate for the delete endpoint
8. auth password, the password for authentificate for the delete endpoint

hints for contributors

This project uses the Go dependency management tool dep

If you added a new dependency, please add it with dep ensure -add