document: modulemd
version: 1
data:
  name: system-tools
  summary: Provides the tools a general Linux user expects on the command line
  description: >
            As the modular server is attempting to start from an extrememly
            small baseline, many of the tools one normally expects are not 
            provided by default. However, an evaluator of the modular OS often
            needs these tools. At present, there is nowhere to get them from, 
            hence the need for this module.
  license:
    module:
      - MIT
    content: 
      - ??
  dependencies:
    buildrequires:
      base-runtime: f26
      common-build-dependencies: f26
      shared-userspace: f26
      perl: f26
    requires:
      base-runtime: f26
      shared-userspace: f26
  references:
    community: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Modularity
    documentation: https://github.com/modularity-modules/system-tools
    tracker: https://github.com/modularity-modules/system-tools
  profiles:
    default:
      rpms:
        - iproute
        - iputils
        - less
        - procps-ng
  components:
    rpms:
      api:
        - calc
        - dateutils
        - gcal
        - htop
        - iotop
        - iproute
        - iputils
        - joe
        - less
        - openssh-clients
        - vim-minimal
        - emacs-nox
        - nano
        - nmap
        - nmap-ncat
        - rdiff-backup
        - screen
        - tmux
        - wireshark

      filter:
        - emacs
        - emacs-terminal
        - nmap-frontend
        - openssh-askpass
        - openssh-cavs
        - openssh-clients-ssh1
        - openssh-keycat
        - openssh-ldap
        - openssh-server
        - pam_ssh_agent_auth
        - perl-SGMLpm
        - vim-X11
        - wireshark-gnome
        - wireshark-devel
        
      packages:
        calc: 
          rationale: command-line calculator
          ref: f26
        dateutils:
          rationale: command-line date and time math
          ref: f26
        emacs:
          rationale: necessary for editor wars
          ref: f26
        gcal:
          rationale: better command-line calendar utility
          ref: f26
        hostname:
          rationale: provides hostname command(s); may later be removed in favor of hostnamectl
          ref: f26
        htop:
          rationale: popular alternative process monitoring tool
          ref: f26
        iotop:
          rationale: basic diagnostic tool
          ref: f26
        iproute:
          rationale: provides common network commands like ip
          ref: f26
        iputils:
          rationale: provides common network commands like ping
          ref: f26
        joe:
          rationale: not necessary for editor wars at all but here it is anyway
          ref: f26
        procps-ng:
          rationale: provides common system tools like ps
          ref: f26
        less:
          rationale: provides less
          ref: f26
        nano:
          rationale: like Canada for editor wars
          ref: f26
        nmap:
          rationale: network diagnostic tool + also netcat
          ref: f26
        openssh:
          rationale: provides openssh client
          ref: f26
        rdiff-backup:
          rationale: incremental backup and mirror utility
          ref: f26
        screen:
          rationale: for the screen vs. tmux wars
          ref: f26
        tmux:
          rationale: for the screen vs. tmux wars
          ref: f26
        vim:
          rationale: necessary for editor wars
          ref: f26
        wireshark:
          rationale: network traffic analyzer
          ref: f26