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prosodyctl: The install command now performs its job at a dedicated folder for custom plugins

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João Duarte 2019-07-24 10:43:28 -07:00
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commit 27e711c587
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@ -90,6 +90,12 @@ function commands.install(arg)
show_usage([[make]], [[Installs a prosody/luarocks plugin]]);
return 1;
end
local installer_plugin_path
-- I'm considering that we are using just one path to custom plugins, and it is the first in prosody.paths.plugins, for now
for path in prosody.paths.plugins:gmatch("[^;]+") do
installer_plugin_path = path
break
end
-- I'm considering this optional flag comes first
local flag = "--tree="
if arg[1] and arg[1]:sub(1, #flag) == flag then
@ -99,10 +105,10 @@ function commands.install(arg)
show_module_configuration_help(arg[2]);
return 0;
else
print("Installing module "..arg[1].." at "..prosody.paths.plugins)
print("Installing module "..arg[1].." at "..installer_plugin_path)
-- I've build a local server to upload some new rockspecs, like mod_smacks'. We can replace this server by one from
-- prosody's, where we can oficially disbrute rocks/rockspecs for all modules
os.execute("luarocks --tree='"..prosody.paths.plugins.."' --server='http://localhost/' install "..arg[1])
os.execute("luarocks --tree='"..installer_plugin_path.."' --server='http://localhost/' install "..arg[1])
show_module_configuration_help(arg[1]);
return 0;
end