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@ -9,6 +9,13 @@ Hence, it aims at helping you write Ansible scripts quickly from an already runn
This script is mostly inspired by [Devstructure's blueprint](https://github.com/devstructure/blueprint).
## Usage
`pacman.py` is to be considered as a wrapper around useful pacman commands to extract informations on installed packages, installed AUR packages, configuration files etc.
`blueprinting.py` is the main entry point. For now, it just calls main entry points of `pacman.py` to get useful information on your system, so you should refer to the code in `blueprinting.py` and edit it to do something useful with the returns from these functions. But this script is a Work In Progress and a user interface is planned.
## License
All the source code I wrote is under a `no-alcohol beer-ware license`.

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@ -3,7 +3,20 @@ import pacman
if __name__ == "__main__":
# Packages is a list of installed packages (or groups if all packages of a
# group have been installed)
packages = pacman.list_installed_packages()
# Aur_packages is a list of all packages installed through AUR
aur_packages = pacman.list_installed_aur_packages()
# Modified config_files is a list of all the modified configuration files,
# compared to packages base config
modified_config_files = pacman.list_modified_config_files()
# New config files is a list of all the files under /etc which are not
# coming from any package.
# Will list a bunch of files. Files under /etc/ssl/certs and /etc/certs can
# be ignored.
# Will ignore binary files under /etc by default
new_config_files = pacman.list_new_config_files()