Module packages 

Linux distribution identity and the package names that follow from it.

The same knowledge — “what is this distro, and what is this dependency called on it” — was previously spelled out in five places: an /etc/os-release substring match in the CLI, another in the llama.cpp build checker, four near-identical match blocks turning dependency names into apt/dnf/pacman/ zypper packages, and twenty hardcoded apt install install hints that were simply wrong anywhere else. Keeping five copies in step by hand is what let them drift.

Everything here is pure. parse_os_release takes the file’s contents rather than reading them, so this stays in the domain layer with no I/O, and the parser can be tested against real files from distributions no CI machine is running.

Structs

PackageNames

What one dependency is called on each family.

Enums

LinuxDistro

Distribution family, which is what package names actually key off.

Constants

PACKAGES 🔒

Dependency name → package names, keyed by the names used in SystemProbePort::check_all_dependencies.

Functions

family_of 🔒

Map a single os-release identifier to its family.

install_hint

A ready-to-run install command for one dependency, e.g. pacman -S libayatana-appindicator.

packages_for

Package names for a dependency.

parse_os_release

Identify the distribution family from the contents of /etc/os-release.

unquote 🔒

Strip the optional quoting os-release allows around values.