pagure-cli is written in Haskell and currently requires a working Haskell stack to use. In the near future, a COPR will be made which will allow easier installation until all of our dependencies are officially packaged.

We are using stack for this project. There are Fedora and RHEL/CentOS repositories provided by the upstream here: https://github.com/commercialhaskell/stack/wiki/Downloads#fedora

pagure-cli uses Git's configuration system for storing and accessing certain information such as the Pagure instance to connect to, and the key with which to authenticate.

You can set your "default" instance by having a global git-config variable point to it. For specific projects, you can override it as a local git-config variable.

To do this, run

$ git config --global pagure.instance https://pagure.io

To override this value for a specific project, run

$ git config --local pagure.instance https://your.instance.tld

from your project's working directory.

To administrate your project, you'll need to store an API key. We suggest you store this key in a local git-config variable to your project's working directory. To do this, from your project's working directory, run

$ git config --local pagure.key YOUR_KEY_HERE

See pagure --help for the list of available commands. Use pagure <command> --help to get command-specific help.

Some existing commands are:

• pagure version - show the current pagure-cli and pagure API versions
• pagure tags <repository> - show tags of the given repository

pagure-cli is released under a BSD-2 license. See LICENSE for terms and details.