Bundle Module

(bundle/add manifest src &opt dest chmod-mode)

Add a file or directory during an install relative to `(dyn *syspath*)`.
Added files and directories will be recorded in the bundle manifest such
that they are properly tracked and removed during an upgrade or uninstall.

(bundle/add-bin manifest src &opt filename chmod-mode)

Add a file to the "bin" subdirectory of the current syspath. By default,
files will be set to be executable.

(bundle/add-directory manifest dest &opt chmod-mode)

Add a directory during an install relative to `(dyn *syspath*)`.

(bundle/add-file manifest src &opt dest chmod-mode)

Add a file during an install relative to `(dyn *syspath*)`.

(bundle/add-manpage manifest src &opt mansec)

Add a file to the man subdirectory of the current syspath. Files are
copied inside a directory `mansec`. By default, `mansec` is "man1".

(bundle/install path &keys config)

Install a bundle from the local filesystem. The name of the bundle is
the value mapped to :name in either `config` or the info file. There are
5 hooks called during installation (postdeps, clean, build, install and
check). A user can register a hook by defining a function with the same name
in the bundle script.

(bundle/installed? bundle-name)

Check if a bundle is installed.

(bundle/list)

Get a list of all installed bundles in lexical order.

(bundle/manifest bundle-name)

Get the manifest for a given installed bundle.

(bundle/prune)

Remove all orphaned bundles from the current syspath. An orphaned bundle is a
bundle that is marked for :auto-remove and is not depended on by any other bundle.

(bundle/reinstall bundle-name &keys new-config)

Reinstall an existing bundle from the local source code.

(bundle/replace bundle-name path &keys new-config)

Reinstall an existing bundle from a new directory. Similar to
bundle/reinstall, but installs the replacement bundle from any directory.
This is necessary to replace a package without breaking any dependencies.

(bundle/topolist)

Get topological order of all bundles, such that each bundle is listed after its dependencies.

(bundle/uninstall bundle-name)

Remove a bundle from the current syspath. There is 1 hook called during
uninstallation (uninstall). A user can register a hook by defining a
function with the same name in the bundle script.

(bundle/update-all &keys configs)

Reinstall all bundles.

(bundle/whois path)

Given a file path, figure out which bundle installed it.