APT-PAC - pacman with APT syntax

apt-pac.sh

#!/bin/bash

# Save this file as /usr/bin/apt-pac and chmod +x it.

case "$1" in 

	autoremove)
		pacman -Rns $(pacman -Qdtq);
	;;

	clean)
		if [ "$2" == "--force" ]; then
			pacman -Scc;
		else
			echo "Use \"apt-pac clean --force\" to remove all packages from cache.";
			pacman -Sc;
		fi;
	;;

	changelog)
		pacman -Qc "$2";
	;;

	download)
		pacman -Sw "$2";
	;;

	install)
		pacman -S "$2";
	;;

	policy)
		cat /etc/pacman.d/mirrorlist | grep "^[^#]";
	;;

	rdepends)
		pacman -Sii "$2";
	;;

	remove)
		pacman -Rs "$2";
	;;

	search)
		pacman -Ss "$2";
	;;

	show)
		pacman -Qi "$2";
	;;

	update)
		if [ "$2" == "--force" ]; then
			pacman -Syy;
		else
			echo "Use \"apt-pac update --force\" to force-update packages index.";
			pacman -Sy;
		fi;
	;;

	upgrade)
		pacman -Su;
	;;


	*|help)

		echo "";
		echo "aptpac - pacman wrapper for apt-get syntax";
		echo "";
		echo "";
		echo "APT commands:";
		echo "";
		echo -e "\tautoremove, clean, update, upgrade, policy";
		echo "";
		echo "Package-specific commands:";
		echo "";
		echo -e "\tchangelog, download, install, rdepends, remove, search, show";
		echo "";
		echo "Command-specific flags:";
		echo -e "\t--force    can be used with clean, update to emulate same behaviour as aptitude.";
		echo "";
	;;

esac;

Oh, that's good. Thanks!