github.com/ActiveState/cli@v0.0.0-20240508170324-6801f60cd051/internal/assets/contents/activestate.yaml.perl.tpl (about) 1 scripts: 2 - name: activationMessage 3 language: perl 4 value: | 5 $out = <<EOT; 6 Quick Start 7 ─────────── 8 • To add a package to your runtime, type "state install <package name>" 9 • Learn more about how to use the State Tool, type "state learn" 10 EOT 11 $out =~ s/^ +//gm; 12 print $out; 13 - name: ppm 14 language: perl 15 value: | 16 use strict; 17 use warnings; 18 19 $ENV{ACTIVESTATE_SHIM} = 'ppm'; 20 21 mapcmds(( 22 "install" => "install", 23 "search" => "search", 24 "upgrade" => "install", 25 "remove" => "uninstall", 26 "list" => "packages", 27 )); 28 29 print("Could not shim your command as it is not supported by the State Tool.\nPlease check 'state --help' to find " . 30 "the best analog for the command you're trying to run.\n" . 31 "To configure this shim edit the following file:\n${project.path()}/activestate.yaml\n"); 32 33 sub mapcmds { 34 my (%entries) = @_; 35 while ((my $from, my $to) = each(%entries)) { 36 if ($ARGV[0] eq $from) { 37 printf("Shimming command to 'state %s', to configure this shim edit the following file:\n${project.path()}/activestate.yaml\n\n", $to); 38 system("state", $to, @ARGV[1 .. $#ARGV]); 39 exit($?); 40 } 41 } 42 } 43 events: 44 # This is the ACTIVATE event, it will run whenever a new virtual environment is created (eg. by running `state activate`) 45 # On Linux and macOS this will be ran as part of your shell's rc file, so you can use it to set up aliases, functions, environment variables, etc. 46 - name: ACTIVATE 47 value: {{.LangExe}} $scripts.activationMessage.path()