NAME
    nrepo - Repository Management

DESCRIPTION
    Nrepo is designed to be an extensible repository management system
    Currently it provides a basic framework and support for Yum based
    repositories. Stay tuned for more!

SYNOPSIS
      nrepo --action X [options]

      See perldoc App::Nrepo for all valid actions and their in depth descriptions

      Actions:
        list      List all configured repositories
        mirror    Mirror a repository
          requires:
            --repo (all|$regex|$repository_name)
          optional:
            --checksums
            --regex (uses --repo value as a regex)
        tag       Tag a repository
          requires:
            --repo $repository_name
            --tag  $destination_tag
          optional:
            --src-tag $src_tag (defaults to 'head')
            --symlink (default false)
        clean     Cleans a repository of unreferenced files
          requires:
            --repo (all|$regex|$repository_name)
          optional:
            --regex (uses --repo value as a regex)
        init      Initialise a custom repository
          requires:
            --repo $repository_name
        add-file  Add files to a custom repository
          requires:
            --repo $repository_name
            --arch $arch
            --file $path_to_file (--file can be supplied multiple times)
        del-file  Remove files from a custom repository
          requires:
            --repo $repository_name
            --arch $arch
            --file $path_to_file (--file can be supplied multiple times)
 
      Script Options:
        --config-file    Path to config-file, defaults to ./conf/nrepo.conf
        --log-level      Change the stdout log level (overrides config)
        --help           This helpful message

EXAMPLES
      # Working with mirrored repos:

      # Update the repository from upstream to current
      nrepo --action mirror --repo centos-6-epel
      # Tag the newly updated packages/manifests with a hard tag
      nrepo --action tag --repo centos-6-epel --tag release_20150827
      # Tag the hard tag with a soft tag that your clients reference
      nrepo --action tag --repo centos-6-epel --src-tag release_20150827 --symlink --tag production

      # Working with local repos:

      # Add some packages:
      nrepo --action add-file --repo centos-6-custom --arch x86_64 --file /path/to/package_foo-1.0-el6.x86_64.rpm --file /path/to/package_bar-1.0-el6.x86_64.rpm
      # Tag the newly updated packages/manifests with a hard tag
      nrepo --action tag --repo centos-6-custom --tag release_20150827
      # Tag the hard tag with a soft tag that your clients reference
      nrepo --action tag --repo centos-6-epel --src-tag release_20150827 --symlink --tag production

      # Working with tags:
      # Lets say upstream added broken updates you can easily roll back your production tag just by:
      # --force is needed if a destination tag already exists
      nrepo --action tag --repo $repo --src-tag $last_stable_releas_tag --symlink --tag production --force 

CONFIGURATION
    Global Options
    data_dir
        Path to location where repository files are stored eg:

          data_dir = /path/to/repo_data

    include
        You can use this to include other conf files or directories eg:

          include /path/to/repos.conf
          include /path/to/conf.d

    tag_style
        This determines how tag directories are done eg:

        bottomdir (default) would result in a data structure like:

          $data_dir/$repo_name/$tag

        topdir would result in a data structure like:

          $data_dir/$tag/$repo_name

    log_file
        Path to log output to (No default) eg:

          log_file = /path/to/logfile.log

    log_file_level
        Log messages to log file at this level (defaults to 'info') Levels
        acceptable are what Log::Dispatch supports

    screen_level
        Same as log_level but to STDOUT...this value can be overwritten at
        runtime using --log-level Defaults to 'notice'

    Global and/or repository
    hard_tag_regex
        This option will use the repository config value if present
        otherwise the global value if present eg:

          hard_tag_regex = ^release_\d{8}$

    Repository Config
    A repository is defined as:

      <repo $reponame>
        $option1 = $value1
        ...
        $optionN = $valueN
      </>

    Valid options include:

    type
        The repository base type, ie Yum, Apt, Plain etc

    local
        The directory relative to $data_dir

    url The url to mirror from

    ca  An optional ca cert file used when mirroring from upstream https (ie
        like Redhats cdn network)

    cert
        An optional cert file used when mirroring from upstream https (ie
        like Redhats cdn network)

    key An optional cert key file used when mirroring from upstream https
        (ie like Redhats cdn network)