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#!/bin/sh -e
# Concatanate package files in the installed package database
# File names are printed to stderr.
## SYNOPSIS:
## .Nm
## .Op Ar pkg
## .Op Ar file...
## DESCRIPTION:
## .Nm
## outputs the contents of the given package's database files to the standard
## output. The names of the files being printed will also be printed, but to
## stderr. Thus, you can pipe the contents of a file without worrying about
## mixing filenames into that file.
##
## If no package is specified,
## .Nm
## will assume that the package in the current directory is going to be printed.
##
## If no file is specified,
## .Nm
## will print the contents
## .Em build ,
## .Em depends ,
## .Em sources
## and
## .Em version
## files.
parser_definition() {
setup REST help:usage -- "usage: ${0##*/} [pkg] [file...]"
global_options silent
}
# shellcheck disable=1091
. cpt-lib
[ "$1" ] || {
# Usage such as `cpt-cat '' build` is also valid.
[ "$#" -gt 1 ] && shift
set -- "${PWD##*/}" "$@"
}
pkg=$1; shift
pkg_list "$pkg" >/dev/null
[ "$1" ] || set -- build depends sources version
# $sys_db and color variables are defined by cpt-lib
# shellcheck disable=2154
for file; do
[ -f "$sys_db/$pkg/$file" ] || continue
printf '%b%s:%b\n' "$colbold" "$file" "$colre" >&2
cat "$sys_db/$pkg/$file"
done
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