murex-package

`murex-package`

Murex's package manager

Description

Murex comes with it's own package manager to make managing plugins easier.

The format of the packages is a directory, typically located at ~/.murex_modules, which contains one or more murex scripts. Each script can be it's own module. ie there are multiple modules that can be grouped together and distributed as a single package.

The way packages and modules are represented is as a path:

package/module

murex-package is a package management tool for administrating murex modules and packages.

Usage

Install a new package

murex-package: install uri -> `<stdout>`

Update all packages

murex-package: update -> `<stdout>`

Enable a package or module which had been disabled

murex-package: enable package

murex-package: enable package/module

Disable a package

murex-package: disable package

murex-package: disable package/module

Import packages from another package database

murex-package: import [ uri/ | local/path/ ]packages.json -> `<stdout>`

Check status of murex packages

murex-package: status -> `<stdout>`

Flags

cd Changes working directory to a package's install location
disable Disables a previously enabled package or module
enable Enables a previously disabled package or module
import Import packages described in a backup package DB from user defined URI or local path
install Installs a package from a user defined URI
list Returns a list of indexed packages/modules (eg what's enabled or disabled)
reload Reloads all enabled modules
status Returns the version status of locally installed packages
update Updates all installed packages

Detail

`murex-package: list`... `enabled` vs `loaded`

enabled and disabled reads the package status from disk rather than the package cache in your current Murex session (like runtime reports). This because the typical use for murex-package list enabled|disabled is to view which packages and modules will be loaded with any new murex session.

If you wish to view what modules are loaded in a current session then use murex-package list loaded instead. This is also equivalent to using runtime --modules.

murex-package

# murex-package

# Description

# Usage

# Flags

# Detail

# murex-package: list... enabled vs loaded

# See Also