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A very simple AUR/ABS helper. Doesn't build packages, only gets the sources. A very simple AUR/ABS helper. Doesn't build packages, only gets the sources.
$ zpac -h Usage: zpac [flags] <package>
Usage: zpac [flags] <package> Flags:
Flags:
-h Show this message. -h Show this message.
-s Search for <package>. -s Search for <package>.
-S Search only in the sync db. Implies -s. -S Search only in the sync db. Implies -s.
-A Search only in AUR. Implies -s. -A Search only in AUR. Implies -s.
-d Get the package sources (default). -d Get the package sources (default). Set twice to also get the dependencies.
-D Get the dependencies also. Implies -d. -f Force downloading package sources even if they are already present in the working directory.
-w <dir> Set the working directory.
You can override any value in the script in \$HOME/.config/zpac.rc.sh You can override any value in the script in \$HOME/.config/zpac.rc.sh
By default zpac downloads the sources into the current directory. Controlled by `$cfg_workdir`. By default zpac downloads the sources into the current directory. Controlled by `$cfg_workdir`.

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-d Get the package sources (default). Set twice to also get the dependencies. -d Get the package sources (default). Set twice to also get the dependencies.
-f Force downloading package sources even if they are already present in the working directory. -f Force downloading package sources even if they are already present in the working directory.
-w <dir> Set the working directory. -w <dir> Set the working directory.
Warning! Due to how the argument handling works, you can do this:
$ zpac -wdd /tmp/workdir package
Where /tmp/workdir is an argument to w. Don't do this. But it works, unfortunately.
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