Module pm 

Mapping from pacman commands to various operations of specific package managers.

Modules

apk 🔒

The Alpine Linux package management system.

apt 🔒

The Advanced Package Tool.

brew 🔒

The Homebrew Package Manager.

choco 🔒

The Chocolatey Package Manager.

conda 🔒

The Conda Package Manager.

dnf 🔒

The Dandified YUM.

emerge 🔒

The Portage Package Manager.

pip 🔒

The Python Package Installer.

pkcon 🔒

The PackageKit Console Client.

port 🔒

The MacPorts Package Manager.

scoop 🔒

The Scoop CLI Installer.

tests

tlmgr 🔒

The TexLive Package Manager.

unknown 🔒

An empty mapping for unidentified package managers.

winget 🔒

The Windows Package Manager CLI.

xbps 🔒

The X Binary Package System.

zypper 🔒

The Zypper Package Manager.

Macros

_decor_pm 🔒

decor_pm 🔒

Send methods!() to _decor_pm, that is:

make_op_body 🔒

Structs

Strategy

A set of intrinsic properties of a command in the context of a specific package manager, indicating how it is run.

Enums

DryRunStrategy

How a dry run is dealt with.

NoCacheStrategy

How the cache is cleaned when no_cache is set to true.

PmMode

Different ways in which a command shall be dealt with.

PromptStrategy

How the prompt is dealt with when running the package manager.

Traits

Pm

The feature set of a Package Manager defined by pacman commands.

PmHelper

Extra implementation helper functions for Pm, focusing on the ability to run commands (Cmds) in a configured and Pm-specific context.

Functions

detect_pm_str 🔒

Detects the name of the package manager to be used in auto dispatch.

Type Aliases

BoxPm

An owned, dynamically typed Pm.