package functoria

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functoria.test
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type t

val v : ?bin:(Fpath.t * Fpath.t) list -> ?etc:Fpath.t list -> unit -> t

v ~bin:[(src,dst),...] ~etc () is the installation of src as dst as binary files, and etc as configuration/artifact.

val union : t -> t -> t

union a b merge to sets of installation rules.

val empty : t

empty is the installation of nothing.

val pp : t Fmt.t

Print the .install rules to install t

val pp_opam : ?subdir:Fpath.t -> unit -> t Fmt.t

Print the opam rules to install t. If ~subdir is provided, this will be used as prefix (i.e. if your unikernel is in the "tutorial/hello/" subdirectory (which is passed as ~subdir, the install instructions will use "cp tutorial/hello/dist/hello.hvt %in%/hello.hvt").

val dune : 
  context_name_for_bin:string ->
  context_name_for_etc:string ->
  t ->
  Dune.t

dune ~context_name_for_bin ~context_name_for_etc () is the dune rules to promote installed files back in the source tree. A context-name is required for bin and etc artifacts. The first one should be the cross-compiler context and the second one should be the host's compiler context.

val dump : t Fmt.t

Dump installation rules.