Archived project. Migrated to https://codeberg.org/daltomi/xrunit

Archived project. Migrated to https://codeberg.org/daltomi/xrunit

xrunit

Graphical interface for sv - runit

Support

Each distribution has its own runit configuration. You can experiment with the preprocessor directives to adapt it to yours (always compile in debug mode). Or look in directory include if you find a definition file for your distro. At the end of the Build section you will find information on how to compile using this file.

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Build

By default it is compiled for Artix Linux, see: include/artix.h

Dependencies

• C++ standard: >= c++11

• Libraries : fltk (>= 1.3.4rc1), libnotify (*optional)

• Build: g++, make, fltk-config, install(coreutils)

Make

make debug
-- or --
make release

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make install (default PREFIX=/usr)
-- or --
PREFIX=/usr/local make install

Makefile targets:

Target	Description
clean	Clean the project directory
debug	Build the executable with debug symbols
release	Build the executable for performance
install	Copy the executable to $PREFIX/bin
dist	Create a compressed file with the project files

(*) libnotify: Optional compilation option. By default it is no. Use LIB_NOTIFY=1 make to activate.

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Notes:

• This program needs to be run with administrator permissions.

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Preprocessor directives

Note: The default values are based on Artix Linux: see include/artix.h

• sv program

Directive	Description	Default	Type
SV	sv binary	/usr/bin/sv	string

• Directories:

Directive	Description	Default	Type	ENV=
SV_DIR	available services directory	/etc/runit/sv	string	SVDIR
SV_RUN_DIR	services directory	/run/runit/service	string	-
SYS_LOG_DIR	system log directory	/var/log	string	-

• Properties (optional definition):

Directive	Description	Default	Type
TIME_UPDATE	seconds of updating the list of service	5	integer
FONT	FLTK font name	FL_HELVETICA	integer
FONT_SZ	font size	11 (range 8..14)	integer
ASK_SERVICES	ask about these services before down/remove	tty,dbus,udev,elogind	string

Examples:

Using an already defined one for Void Linux:

CXXFLAGS="-include include/void.h" make debug

• Another example, new file include/custom.h:

#pragma once

#define HOST_OS "custom"

// override the default
#define FONT_SZ 12

#define SV "/usr/local/bin/sv"

#define SV_DIR "/etc/local/runit/sv"

#define SV_RUN_DIR "/var/service"

#define SYS_LOG_DIR "/var/log"

Then run make in your terminal:

CXXFLAGS="-include include/custom.h" make debug