[cs615asa] build install and file sections

[nbevacqu]

I think I managed to answer all of your questions below. Let me know if 
I accidentally forgot one.

> I am reasonably sure from the documentation I have found that for this
> exercise the build section is not needed. There is no make file or
> anything else to build. Is there anything else to do in this section
> besides:
> 
> %build
> echo "nothing to build"

I left build blank since the code is interpreted by nodejs, not 
compiled.

> Clone the project ( this is take care of in the prep section)

You shouldn't clone the project here as it introduces an unnecessary 
dependence on github. Instead, you should clone the project and create 
your own .tar.gz file to hold all the source code (minus the .git folder 
and .gitignore file of course). You can then place that archive inside 
the SOURCES directory.

> Create a config file from exampleConfig.js and put it somewhere
> (should the install section create this or just use this)

For the config file, I kept the example config file and just placed it 
in the appropriate place after renaming it. I did not include any code 
to run node in my spec file (ex: node stats.js config.js). I put my 
config file in /etc/statsd and the code/documentation inside 
/usr/share/statsd and /usr/share/doc/statsd respectively.

> Do we just have to put the executable in /usr/bin and make sure that
> the dependencies are taken care of? Should we take the default
> configuration and put it into the same dir as statsd?

The executable included in the bin directory assumes that the executable 
is in the same folder at the lib directory. As such, I did not install 
it in /usr/bin. Since the executable just ran node stats.js, I didn't 
bother to include this file at all for the time being.

> Finally for the files section we should be specifying where everything
> goes but do we specify every file or do we just specify the special
> ones to treat differently during build time?

You have to move the files themselves into the appropriate place during 
the install process. Under the %files section, list all the 
files/directories you installed.


Sincerely,
Nicholas Bevacqua