mad/doc/deps.tex

\section{Dependencies}

\subsection{OTP Compliant}

mad supports app files inside ebin, priv static folder and c_src ports directories points.
Specifically two kinds of directory layouts:

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\begin{lstlisting}[caption=Solution]
    +-- apps
    +-- deps
    +-- rebar.config
    +-- sys.config
\end{lstlisting}
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\begin{lstlisting}[caption=OTP Application]
    +-- deps
    +-- ebin
    +-- include
    +-- priv
    +-- src
    +-- rebar.config
\end{lstlisting}
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\subsection{Application Depot}

As you may know you can create OTP releases systools from sasl application.
mad currently creates releases with systools, but manually manages binary access:
from local erlang or public applcation depot.

To bundle binary BEAM or LING along with synrc spplications MAD can use
global repository statically avaliable at Github Pages:

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  $ curl -X GET http://synrc.com/apps/index.txt
  [ {bin,[beam],     ["7.0.3"]},
    {lib,[active],   ["0.9"]},
    {lib,[compiler], ["6.0"]},
    {lib,[cowboy],   ["1.0.1"]},
    {lib,[cowlib],   ["1.0.0"]},
    {lib,[crypto],   ["3.6"]},
    {lib,[erlydtl],  ["0.8.0"]},
    {lib,[fs],       ["1.9"]},
    {lib,[gproc],    ["0.3"]},
    {lib,[jsone],    ["v0.3.3"]},
    {lib,[kernel],   ["4.0"]},
    {lib,[stdlib],   ["2.5"]},
    {lib,[kvs],      ["2.9"]},
    {lib,[mad],      ["2.9"]},
    {lib,[mnesia],   ["4.13"]},
    {lib,[n2o],      ["2.10"]},
    {lib,[nitro],    ["0.9"]},
    {lib,[ranch],    ["1.0.0"]},
    {lib,[rest],     ["2.9"]},
    {lib,[review],   ["2.9"]},
    {lib,[sh],       ["1.9"]},
    {lib,[syntax_tools], ["1.7"]} ].

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