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auracle Command Examples

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auracle is a command-line interface (CLI) tool for managing AUR packages on Arch Linux. It is a fork of the popular pacaur utility and offers a similar set of features, but with a focus on simplicity and ease of use.

With Auracle, you can search for AUR packages, view package details, and install, upgrade, or remove packages. You can also use it to view the list of installed packages, view package dependencies, and check for updates.

auracle Command Examples

1. Search the AUR for a package with the given name:

# auracle search [package name]

2. Install a package from the AUR:

# auracle install [package name]

3. Check for updates to installed AUR packages:

# auracle update

4. Upgrade all installed AUR packages to their latest versions:

# auracle upgrade

5. Remove an AUR package from the system:

# auracle remove [package name]

6. Display AUR packages that match a regular expression:

# auracle search '{{regular_expression}}'

7. Display package information for a space-separated list of AUR packages:

# auracle info {{package1}} {{package2}}

8. Display the PKGBUILD file (build information) for a space-separated list of AUR packages:

# auracle show {{package1}} {{package2}}

9. Display updates for installed AUR packages:

# auracle outdated

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