PACKER(8)

NAME
ccr - package manager utility for pacman repositories and the CCR

SYNOPSIS

pacman <operation> [options] [packages]

DESCRIPTION

Ccr is a bash wrapper for pacman and the CCR. It was designed to be a simple and very fast replacement for the basic functionality of yaourt. It allows you to install, update, search, and show information for any package in the main repositories and in the CCR. For other commands, such as removing packages, use pacman.

OPERATIONS

-Ss
    Search for a package.

-S
    Install a package.

-Syu
    Sync with repositories.

-Si
    Show information for a package.

-G
    Download and extract CCR package tarballs, but don’t install anything.

-h
    Show ccr usage.

OPTIONS

--ignore <'package'>
    Ignore packages. Separate package names with a comma.

--noconfirm
    Perform commands without confirmation from the user.

--noedit
    Perform commands without asking if the user wants to edit any installation files.

--ccronly
    Only perform commands for the CCR.

--devel
    Update development packages. (cvs, git...)

--skipinteg
    Skip the integrity check by ignoring CCR package MD5 sums.

INTERACTIVE MODE

Use ccr without any operations or options to use the interactive mode. Ccr will show a numbered list of search results. To install a package, enter the corresponding number.

EXAMPLE USAGE

    • Sync and update all packages: ccr -Syu

    • Update only CCR packages: ccr -Syu --ccronly

    • Update, and reinstall packages that were installed from a revision control source: ccr -Syu --devel

For a package called name:

    • Search: ccr -Ss name

    • Install: ccr -S name

    • Install without confirmations: ccr -S --noconfirm name

    • Get information about a package: ccr -Si name

    • Search and install in interactive mode: ccr name

CONFIGURATION

Ccr uses these settings in /etc/pacman.conf:

    • IgnorePkg

Ccr output will be colorized unless the environmental variable COLOR is set to `NO'.

To manually edit files, ccr uses the EDITOR variable. If EDITOR is not set then the default editor is vi.

SEE ALSO

pacman(8)

AUTHORS

Matthew Bruenig <matthewbruenig@gmail.com>