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Who has? Nixpkgs has. :) Nowadays the only search like this I need to run is nix-locate -r 'bin/foo$' It would be nice to have a CLI alternative to Repolo
by pxc 5mo ago
Who has?
Nixpkgs has. :)
Nowadays the only search like this I need to run is
nix-locate -r 'bin/foo$'
It would be nice to have a CLI alternative to Repology, though.
- sestep 5mo agoAnother great tool, built on top of nix-locate, is comma. So for any program foo, if you have foo installed, you can run it like this: foo And if you don't have it installed, you can run it (without installing!) like this: , foo And if multiple different packages provide a program named bin/foo then comma lets you interactively choose the one you want, and remembers your choice so you don't have to specify again unless you choose to via the -d flag.
- foobarqux 5mo ago.... function repology() { curl -L --user-agent 'hackernews' \ "http://repology.org/api/v1/project/$@" }
- arikrahman 5mo agoI've been using https://search.nixos.org/ https://search.nixos.org/ this whole time to find packages. Thanks for dropping this!