Source: cl-uncommonsql
Section: devel
Priority: optional
Maintainer: Craig Brozefsky <craig@debian.org>
Uploaders: Adam Di Carlo <aph@debian.org>, Jesse L. Bouwman <jesse@onshored.com>
Standards-Version: 3.5.6
Build-Depends-Indep: debhelper

Package: cl-uncommonsql
Architecture: all
Depends: common-lisp-controller, cmucl | lisp-compiler, cl-odcl, binutils
Recommends: cl-uncommonsql-postgresql | cl-uncommonsql-backend
Description: Commmon Lisp database access kit
 UncommonSQL is a database integration kit for Common Lisp. It
 provides a CommonSQL-compatible interface with a functional SQL
 syntax and a CLOS integrated Object-to-Relational mapping.  You can
 serialize complete CLOS objects into an RDBMS.
 .
 UncommonSQL supports a number of database backends: MySQL, PostgreSQL,
 and Oracle.  To use this package, you must use one such package,
 which will provide the cl-uncommonsql-backend package.
 .
 UncommonSQL is based on another CL database library, MaiSQL. 

Package: cl-metadata
Architecture: all
Depends: cl-local-time-db, cl-uncommonsql (>= ${Source-Version})
Description: Simple metadata system built atop UncommonSQL
 This package provides a simple metadata system that uses UncommonSQL
 for storing the data.

Package: cl-uncommonsql-mysql
Architecture: all
Depends: cl-uncommonsql (>= ${Source-Version}), libmysqlclient10-dev
Provides: cl-uncommonsql-backend
Description: UncommonSQL database backend, MySQL
 This package enables you to use the UncommonSQL data access package
 with MySQL databases.

Package: cl-uncommonsql-postgresql
Architecture: all
Depends: cl-uncommonsql (>= ${Source-Version}), postgresql-client
Provides: cl-uncommonsql-backend
Description: UncommonSQL database backend, PostgreSQL
 This package enables you to use the UncommonSQL data access package
 with PostgreSQL databases.

Package: cl-uncommonsql-oracle
Section: contrib/devel
Architecture: all
Depends: cl-uncommonsql (>= ${Source-Version})
Provides: cl-uncommonsql-backend
Description: UncommonSQL database backend, Oracle
 This package enables you to use the UncommonSQL data access package
 with Oracle databases.
 .
 Note that you have to have Oracle client libraries installed to use
 this package.
