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Maintainer: __MKIT_PROJ_MAINTAINER__
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Section: misc
Priority: extra
Standards-Version: 3.9.2
Build-Depends:
 debhelper (>= 9),
 perl,
 procps,

Package: __MKIT_PROJ_PKGNAME__
Architecture: all
Depends:
 perl,
 procps,
 shellfu-bash-sfdoc,
Suggests:
 source-highlight,
Description: __MKIT_PROJ_NAME__ - __MKIT_PROJ_TAGLINE__
 Shellfu is an attempt to add modularity to your shell scripts.
 .
 With Shellfu you can develop your shell modules separately from your
 scripts, and test, use, explore or study them without need to be aware
 of details such as where the actual files are placed.
 .
 Shellfu is mostly intended for cases when there's need for non-trivial
 amount of reliable body of shell scripts, and access to advanced modular
 languages such as Python or Perl is limited.
 .
 This sub-package contains only the Shellfu/Bash management system but
 not actual modules.  Use this if you want to write all modules yourself.

Package: shellfu-bash
Architecture: all
Depends: shellfu
Description: Bash-specific base
 Shellfu is an attempt to add modularity to your shell scripts.
 .
 With Shellfu you can develop your shell modules separately from your
 scripts, and test, use, explore or study them without need to be aware
 of details such as where the actual files are placed.
 .
 Shellfu is mostly intended for cases when there's need for non-trivial
 amount of reliable body of shell scripts, and access to advanced modular
 languages such as Python or Perl is limited.
 .
 This sub-package contains Bash-specific parts of library infrastructure.
 Shellfu modules written for Bash should depend on this.

Package: shellfu-bash-inigrep
Architecture: all
Depends: shellfu-bash, shellfu-bash-pretty
Conflicts: shellfu-bash-extras
Replaces: shellfu-bash-extras
Description: INI grepping Shellfu/Bash module
 Shellfu is an attempt to add modularity to your shell scripts.
 .
 With Shellfu you can develop your shell modules separately from your
 scripts, and test, use, explore or study them without need to be aware
 of details such as where the actual files are placed.
 .
 Shellfu is mostly intended for cases when there's need for non-trivial
 amount of reliable body of shell scripts, and access to advanced modular
 languages such as Python or Perl is limited.
 .
 This sub-package contains 'inigrep', Shellfu/Bash module for reading
 INI-like files.

Package: shellfu-bash-pretty
Architecture: all
Depends: shellfu-bash, shellfu-sh-exit, shellfu-sh-termcolors
Conflicts: shellfu-bash-core
Replaces: shellfu-bash-core
Description: Logging Shellfu/Bash module
 Shellfu is an attempt to add modularity to your shell scripts.
 .
 With Shellfu you can develop your shell modules separately from your
 scripts, and test, use, explore or study them without need to be aware
 of details such as where the actual files are placed.
 .
 Shellfu is mostly intended for cases when there's need for non-trivial
 amount of reliable body of shell scripts, and access to advanced modular
 languages such as Python or Perl is limited.
 .
 This sub-package contains 'pretty', universal Shellfu logging module.

Package: shellfu-bash-sfdoc
Architecture: all
Depends: shellfu-bash, shellfu-bash-pretty
Description: Shellfu/Bash module to export docs from Shellfu modules
 Shellfu is an attempt to add modularity to your shell scripts.
 .
 With Shellfu you can develop your shell modules separately from your
 scripts, and test, use, explore or study them without need to be aware
 of details such as where the actual files are placed.
 .
 Shellfu is mostly intended for cases when there's need for non-trivial
 amount of reliable body of shell scripts, and access to advanced modular
 languages such as Python or Perl is limited.
 .
 This sub-package contains Shellfu/Bash module to export documentation
 from other Shellfu modules that follow Shellfu coding style.

Package: shellfu-bash-sfpi
Architecture: all
Depends: shellfu-bash, shellfu-bash-pretty, shellfu-bash-sfdoc
Description: Shellfu/Bash module to export docs from Shellfu modules
 Shellfu is an attempt to add modularity to your shell scripts.
 .
 With Shellfu you can develop your shell modules separately from your
 scripts, and test, use, explore or study them without need to be aware
 of details such as where the actual files are placed.
 .
 Shellfu is mostly intended for cases when there's need for non-trivial
 amount of reliable body of shell scripts, and access to advanced modular
 languages such as Python or Perl is limited.
 .
 This sub-package contains Shellfu/Bash module to help manage, discover,
 select and load other Shellfu modules as plugins.

Package: shellfu-devel
Architecture: all
Depends: shellfu-bash-pretty
Description: Essential developer tools
 Shellfu is an attempt to add modularity to your shell scripts.
 .
 With Shellfu you can develop your shell modules separately from your
 scripts, and test, use, explore or study them without need to be aware
 of details such as where the actual files are placed.
 .
 Shellfu is mostly intended for cases when there's need for non-trivial
 amount of reliable body of shell scripts, and access to advanced modular
 languages such as Python or Perl is limited.
 .
 This sub-package contains tools useful mostly for development of shellfu
 scripts.

Package: shellfu-sh
Architecture: all
Depends: shellfu
Description: Bash-specific base
 Shellfu is an attempt to add modularity to your shell scripts.
 .
 With Shellfu you can develop your shell modules separately from your
 scripts, and test, use, explore or study them without need to be aware
 of details such as where the actual files are placed.
 .
 Shellfu is mostly intended for cases when there's need for non-trivial
 amount of reliable body of shell scripts, and access to advanced modular
 languages such as Python or Perl is limited.
 .
 This sub-package contains POSIX-oriented parts of library infrastructure.
 Generic Shellfu modules aiming for POSIX compatibility should depend on this.

Package: shellfu-sh-charmenu
Architecture: all
Depends: shellfu-sh
Conflicts: shellfu-bash-extras
Replaces: shellfu-bash-extras
Description: Shellfu/sh module for building interactive terminal menus
 Shellfu is an attempt to add modularity to your shell scripts.
 .
 With Shellfu you can develop your shell modules separately from your
 scripts, and test, use, explore or study them without need to be aware
 of details such as where the actual files are placed.
 .
 Shellfu is mostly intended for cases when there's need for non-trivial
 amount of reliable body of shell scripts, and access to advanced modular
 languages such as Python or Perl is limited.
 .
 This sub-package contains 'charmenu', a Shellfu/sh module for building
 interactive terminal menus

Package: shellfu-sh-coerce
Architecture: all
Depends:
 shellfu-sh,
 perl,
 perl-modules,
Description: Shellfu/sh module with data coercion helpers
 Shellfu is an attempt to add modularity to your shell scripts.
 .
 With Shellfu you can develop your shell modules separately from your
 scripts, and test, use, explore or study them without need to be aware
 of details such as where the actual files are placed.
 .
 Shellfu is mostly intended for cases when there's need for non-trivial
 amount of reliable body of shell scripts, and access to advanced modular
 languages such as Python or Perl is limited.
 .
 This sub-package contains 'coerce', Shellfu module containing few
 data coercion helpers.

Package: shellfu-sh-exit
Architecture: all
Depends: shellfu-sh
Conflicts: shellfu-bash-core
Replaces: shellfu-bash-core
Description: Shellfu/sh module for standard exit statuses
 Shellfu is an attempt to add modularity to your shell scripts.
 .
 With Shellfu you can develop your shell modules separately from your
 scripts, and test, use, explore or study them without need to be aware
 of details such as where the actual files are placed.
 .
 Shellfu is mostly intended for cases when there's need for non-trivial
 amount of reliable body of shell scripts, and access to advanced modular
 languages such as Python or Perl is limited.
 .
 This sub-package contains 'exit', Shellfu module containing functions
 and variables for standard exit statuses.

Package: shellfu-sh-isa
Architecture: all
Depends: shellfu-sh
Description: Shellfu/sh module with validation helpers
 Shellfu is an attempt to add modularity to your shell scripts.
 .
 With Shellfu you can develop your shell modules separately from your
 scripts, and test, use, explore or study them without need to be aware
 of details such as where the actual files are placed.
 .
 Shellfu is mostly intended for cases when there's need for non-trivial
 amount of reliable body of shell scripts, and access to advanced modular
 languages such as Python or Perl is limited.
 .
 This sub-package contains 'isa', Shellfu module containing few
 value validation helpers.

Package: shellfu-sh-mdfmt
Architecture: all
Depends: shellfu-sh
Description: Markdown formatting helper
 Shellfu is an attempt to add modularity to your shell scripts.
 .
 With Shellfu you can develop your shell modules separately from your
 scripts, and test, use, explore or study them without need to be aware
 of details such as where the actual files are placed.
 .
 Shellfu is mostly intended for cases when there's need for non-trivial
 amount of reliable body of shell scripts, and access to advanced modular
 languages such as Python or Perl is limited.
 .
 This sub-package contains Markdown formatting helper, a function that
 Helps you generate Markdown paragraph elements from your shell scripts.

Package: shellfu-sh-termcolors
Architecture: all
Depends: shellfu-sh
Conflicts: shellfu-bash-core
Replaces: shellfu-bash-core
Description: Shellfu/sh module for terminal color names
 Shellfu is an attempt to add modularity to your shell scripts.
 .
 With Shellfu you can develop your shell modules separately from your
 scripts, and test, use, explore or study them without need to be aware
 of details such as where the actual files are placed.
 .
 Shellfu is mostly intended for cases when there's need for non-trivial
 amount of reliable body of shell scripts, and access to advanced modular
 languages such as Python or Perl is limited.
 .
 This sub-package contains 'termcolors', Shellfu module containing most
 common ANSI color names.


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