pkg info —
display information for
packages
pkg info |
[-AbBDdefIklOpqRrs]
[-Cgix] pkg-name |
pkg info |
[-AbBDdfIlpqRrs] -F
pkg-file |
pkg info |
[--{annotations,provided-shlibs,required-shlibs}]
[--{pkg-message,dependencies,exists,full,comment,locked}]
[--{list-files,by-origin,quiet,prefix,raw,required-by,size}]
[--{case-sensitive,glob,case-insensitive,regex}]
pkg-name |
pkg info |
[--{annotations,provided-shlibs,required-shlibs}]
[--{pkg-message,dependencies,full,comment,list-files}]
[--{quiet,prefix,raw,required-by,size}]
--file pkg-file
[--raw-format format] |
pkg info is used for displaying information for
packages.
The following options are supported by pkg
info:
-a,
--all- Display all installed packages.
-A,
--annotations- Display any annotations added to the package.
-C,
--case-sensitive- Make the standard or the regular expression (
-x)
matching against pkg-name case sensitive.
-f,
--full- Display full information about the packages matching
pkg-name. This is the default.
-R,
--raw- Display the full manifest (raw) for the packages matching
pkg-name.
--raw-format
format- Choose the format of the raw output. The format can be: json,
json-compact, yaml (default).
-e,
--exists- If pkg-name is installed and registered in the
database, return 0, otherwise return 1. Useful for checking whether the
package is installed.
-D,
--pkg-message- Show the pkg-message for matching packages.
-g,
--glob- Treat pkg-name as a shell glob pattern.
-i,
--case-insensitive- Make the standard or the regular expression (
-x)
matching against pkg-name case insensitive. This is
the default, unless modified by setting
CASE_SENSITIVE_MATCH to true in
pkg.conf.
-I,
--comment- Display the specified packages and their comments.
-x,
--regex- Treat pkg-name as a regular expression according to
the "modern" or "extended" syntax of
re_format(7).
-d,
--dependencies- Display the list of packages on which pkg-name
depends.
-r,
--required-by- Display the list of packages which require
pkg-name.
-k,
--locked- Show the locking status for pkg-name. When used in
combination with
-d or -r,
indicate which packages, dependencies or requirements are locked by '(*)'.
Locking status is only meaningful for installed packages; all locking
statuses will show as unlocked when information about a
pkg-file is queried.
-l,
--list-files- Display all files installed by pkg-name.
-b,
--provided-shlibs- Display all shared libraries provided by
pkg-name.
-B,
--required-shlibs- Display all shared libraries used by pkg-name.
-s,
--size- Display the total size of files installed by
pkg-name.
-q,
--quiet- Be “quiet”. Prints only the requested information without
displaying many hints.
-O,
--by-origin- Search is done by the pkg-name origin. Added only
for Ports compatibility.
-E,
--show-name-only- Hides the full package output and only shows the package name. This option
is deprecated and exists only for Ports compatibility.
-o,
--origin- Display pkg-name origin.
-p,
--prefix- Display the installation prefix for each package matching
pkg-name.
-F
pkg-file, --file
pkg-file- Displays information from the package archive
pkg-file.
pkg_printf(3),
pkg_repos(3),
pkg-repository(5),
pkg.conf(5),
pkg(8),
pkg-add(8),
pkg-annotate(8),
pkg-audit(8),
pkg-autoremove(8),
pkg-backup(8),
pkg-check(8),
pkg-clean(8),
pkg-config(8),
pkg-convert(8),
pkg-create(8),
pkg-delete(8),
pkg-fetch(8),
pkg-install(8),
pkg-lock(8),
pkg-query(8),
pkg-register(8),
pkg-repo(8),
pkg-rquery(8),
pkg-search(8),
pkg-set(8),
pkg-shell(8),
pkg-shlib(8),
pkg-ssh(8),
pkg-stats(8),
pkg-update(8),
pkg-updating(8),
pkg-upgrade(8),
pkg-version(8),
pkg-which(8)