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Search in FILE for a top-level definition of Cargo inputs. Return the location if found, or #f otherwise.
Given LOCKFILE, a 'Cargo.lock' file, import its content as source expressions. Return a source list and a Cargo inputs entry for PACKAGE-NAME referencing all imported sources.
Import a CHICKEN egg called NAME from either the given .egg FILE, or from the latest NAME metadata downloaded from the official repository if FILE is #f. Return a <package> record or #f on failure. If VERSION is specified, import the particular version from the egg repository.
SOURCE is a ``file-like'' object containing the source code corresponding to the egg. If SOURCE is not specified, the latest tarball for egg NAME will be downloaded.
Specifying the SOURCE argument is mainly useful for developing a CHICKEN egg locally. Note that if FILE and SOURCE are specified, recursive import will not work.
Return the CHICKEN egg name of the Guix CHICKEN PACKAGE.
Given a Guix package, PACKAGE, return the upstream name on ELPA.
Fetch the package NAME from REPO and produce a Guix package S-expression.
Fetch the metadata for PACKAGE-NAME from rubygems.org, and return the `package' s-expression corresponding to that package, or #f on failure. Optionally include a VERSION string to fetch a specific version gem.
Return the package declaration for NAME as an s-expression. Use KEY-DOWNLOAD as the OpenPGP key download policy (see 'download-tarball' for details.)