#! /bin/env bash

## The --root points to ~/ as a userman package is expected to follow this
# pacman dir | userman dir | comment
# /etc/<pkg> | ~/.local/share/<pkg> or ~/.config/<pkg> | I have seen where /etc contains things less config like and more runtime stuff wise so there for both
# /usr/bin | ~/.local/bin
# etc
# etc
#
# The isea is to replace UNIX root conventiosn with XDG conventions

pacman --config ~/.config/userman/pacman.conf \
        --root ~/ \
        --dbpath ~/.local/share/userman/db \
        --cachedir ~/.cache/userman/pkg \
        --gpgdir ~/.config/userman/gnupg \
        --hookdir ~/.config/userman/hooks \
        --logfile ~/.local/share/userman/pacman.log