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#List installed macports install
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#List installed macports software

#List installed macports update

port upgrade package - Update package along with package dependencies.

#List installed macports install

Useful if a port install fails and you need to clear out the temporary files before trying again.

port clean package - Clean out any leftover files from building a port.

In addition to the commands below, you can find more detailed and extensive command information in the MacPorts Documentation. Additionally, regular expressions/wildcards can be used with the search function, as in sudo port search package*.įor example, the following command shows packages that start with 'vim': sudo port search 'vim*' Additional commands The sudo port search package command searches for packages that match package. To display a complete list of installed applications: port installed. For example, the following command installs the vim, ntop, and apache packages: sudo port install vim ntop apache Port also allows for multiple package installation. The basic syntax is: sudo port options install packages. Basic syntax for installing packages with port TL DR, I am looking to compile a list of anything and everything installed in the OS over the default install.Installing or modifying installed ports requires an administrator account. I'll be amazed if anyone responds to this convoluted inquiry! I know brew will tell you what it has installed but not whether a component already exists natively or otherwise. Speaking of Editors & IDE's, I've got a ton of them, including Eclipse, Codekit, PhpStorm, Brackets, Sublime Text 3, Coda, TextWrangler, BBEdit, TextMate, Atom etc.Īs a other way round ToDo, it would be great to have a general system audit tool and I could filter out.Īnyway, the primary question is how of identify the source package installer so I can reverse out or upgrade cleanly.

#List installed macports full

Web Browsers and associated tools, such as extensions and bookmarklets that would complete a full audit of macOS development environment. I'm guessing these would be installed in specific development environments not the whole machine? I don't think it would be possible to identify this level of environment for reuse and they tend to be set-up according to developer preferences and and the primary IDE/tools they use.ĭeveloper tools, such FTP/SFTP Apps, Espresso, CSEdit, LiveStyle. Programming language frameworks installed, such as PHP: Laravel, CodeIgniter Python: MySQL Connectors etc.Īdditional component packages and plugins installed/active beyond default configuration.įront-end tooling, such as CSS: Bootstrap, JavaScript: Libraries.

If filtering is a hassle, all is good too from library to GUI app. Web servers, such as Apache, Tomcat, Nginx, JBoss etc.Ĭore language libraries, such as Python, PHP, Java etc. RDBMS, such as MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL etc. Major system services and Development libraries. When I say packages, I'm primarily interested in: I know theres containerisation, as Docker is installed. I don't think of the Mac App Store as a package manager per-se, and I guess the app are tied to ones Apple ID than the machine, right?īy knowing the source or installation of package will help me with cleanup on unneeded apps and upgradation of the rest.Īdditionally, it will be really helpful to identify components installed on virtual machines, XAMPP, MAMP environments etc. nf, my.cnf, php.ini bin and log dirs for A++ etc. via a package manager (Homebrew, MacPorts, Fink), macOS pre-installed, or unknown (direct download). For each app/package I am looking to obtain the following information: I wish to determine a list of all the apps and packages along with their version information installed via various sources like Mac App Store, manually installed software, Homebrew, MacPorts, Fink etc. So I do not wish to wipe and reinstall macOS. It runs like a HAL9000 (I suspect some Mac guru has configured it thus).

#List installed macports software

It's been well-used by the previous owner for Software development and DevOps. I wish to use it for Web app development. I've inherited a pre-owned Mac running macOS High Sierra.