CLI: list, show, install, uninstall, update

rein list

List the programs visible from here, as ls lists files: names, or -l for details. Operands are name globs

Usage: rein list [OPTIONS] [PATTERNS]...

Arguments:

• <PATTERNS> — Show only the programs that these names match. Shell-style globs such as pr-*. Default: every program

Options:

• --json — Print the full records as JSON. Honors the operands, -a, -r and -t. -l and -1 do not apply
• -l — Long format: one program per line, with scope, version, name, path and description
• -1 — One name per line, even on a terminal
• -a, --all — Also show shadowed programs, marked with the scope that wins the name
• -r, --reverse — Reverse the order
• -t — Sort by the modification time of each program's entry file, newest first. Default: by name

rein show

Print a program's source: its manifest and every .rein file

Usage: rein show <NAME>

Arguments:

• <NAME> — Program name (see rein list)

rein install

Install a program package: runs pnpm add with these arguments.

The arguments go to pnpm unchanged, so any pnpm flag works. -g or --global installs for the user: it runs in <user programs folder>/npm/, and rein does not pass it on. Without -g, it runs in the repo's rein/npm/. Outside a repository, use -g. --ignore-scripts is added first, unless the arguments set it.

Usage: rein install <ARGS>...

Arguments:

• <ARGS> — Arguments for pnpm add, such as pr-handling@^1, file:../pr-handling or --save-exact

rein uninstall

Remove an installed program package: runs pnpm remove with these arguments. -g picks the user folder

Usage: rein uninstall <ARGS>...

Arguments:

• <ARGS> — Arguments for pnpm remove, such as a package name. -g picks the user folder

rein update

Update installed program packages: runs pnpm update --ignore-scripts with these arguments. -g picks the user folder

Usage: rein update [ARGS]...

Arguments:

• <ARGS> — Arguments for pnpm update, such as a package name or --latest. -g picks the user folder