NEW: jq 1.1

[robsonpeixoto@…]

JQ is a lightweight and flexible command-line JSON processor.

[ryandesign (Ryan Carsten Schmidt)]

Thanks. Some comments:

• The line "file mkdir ${destroot}${prefix}/bin" can be removed; MacPorts makes standard directories for you before the destroot phase runs.
• Are bison and flex really need at runtime? Often they're only needed at build time.
• You declare a python27 dependency, but I don't see anything that tells the port to actually use the python installed by the python27 port.
• You use "use_configure no" but I don't see anything that tells the port how to build with the right architectures. Or is this software not architecture-specific? In that case, add "supported_archs noarch".

[robsonpeixoto@…]

Replying to ryandesign@…:

Thanks. Some comments:

• The line "file mkdir ${destroot}${prefix}/bin" can be removed; MacPorts makes standard directories for you before the destroot phase runs.

Done !

• Are bison and flex really need at runtime? Often they're only needed at build time.

Are you right. Done =D

• You declare a python27 dependency, but I don't see anything that tells the port to actually use the python installed by the python27 port.

It's only need of python binary to compile. Maybe use the official apple's python ?

• You use "use_configure no" but I don't see anything that tells the port how to build with the right architectures. Or is this software not architecture-specific? In that case, add "supported_archs noarch".

JQ don't support configure file. In this case the Makefile compile to the current architecture.

Attaching a new version

Thanks

[robsonpeixoto@…]

JQ Version 1.2

[robsonpeixoto@…]

jq 1.3

[l2dy (Zero King)]

Fixed in [ecc34a3415c4fde54106f04eaa87694a21fb9e8e/macports-ports].