#🚲🏠 `dagger mod use`
hot citrus
dagger mod get?
surreal owl
yeah or that
hot citrus
get or install sound good to me since it's used to both add and update
surreal owl
FYI @winter coyote
I propose that we choose whatever is the most common in other package managers
winter coyote
In go it's get. In npm it's install I think??
In python I have no idea, cc @shut veldt
surreal owl
Asking chatgpt for a table 🙂
winter coyote
I think I like install the most. get feels too ambiguous (what am I getting? could be confused with download)
surreal owl
| Package Manager | Command | Example |
|-----------------|------------------|---------------------------|
| APT (Debian) | `apt-get install`| `apt-get install package` |
| APK (Alpine) | `apk add` | `apk add package` |
| YUM (RHEL) | `yum install` | `yum install package` |
| DNF (Fedora) | `dnf install` | `dnf install package` |
| Zypper (openSUSE)| `zypper install`| `zypper install package` |
| Pacman (Arch) | `pacman -S` | `pacman -S package` |
| NPM (Node.js) | `npm install` | `npm install package` |
| Pip (Python) | `pip install` | `pip install package` |
| Gem (Ruby) | `gem install` | `gem install package` |
| Composer (PHP) | `composer require` | `composer require package`|
| NuGet (.NET) | `nuget install` | `nuget install package` |
| Chocolatey (Windows) | `choco install` | `choco install package`|
| Homebrew (macOS) | `brew install` | `brew install package` |
| Snap | `snap install` | `snap install package` |
| Flatpak | `flatpak install`| `flatpak install package` |
oh yeah, duh, I've definitely run pip install before 😅
surreal owl
Asked for more data:
| Language/Environment | Package Manager | Command | Example |
|----------------------|-----------------|--------------------|-----------------------------|
| Debian/Ubuntu | APT | `apt-get install` | `apt-get install package` |
| Alpine Linux | APK | `apk add` | `apk add package` |
| Red Hat/CentOS | YUM | `yum install` | `yum install package` |
| Fedora | DNF | `dnf install` | `dnf install package` |
| openSUSE | Zypper | `zypper install` | `zypper install package` |
| Arch Linux | Pacman | `pacman -S` | `pacman -S package` |
| Node.js | NPM | `npm install` | `npm install package` |
| Python | Pip | `pip install` | `pip install package` |
| Python | Poetry | `poetry add` | `poetry add package` |
| Ruby | Gem | `gem install` | `gem install package` |
| PHP | Composer | `composer require` | `composer require package` |
| .NET | NuGet | `nuget install` | `nuget install package` |
| Windows | Chocolatey | `choco install` | `choco install package` |
| macOS | Homebrew | `brew install` | `brew install package` |
| Universal Linux | Snap | `snap install` | `snap install package` |
| Universal Linux | Flatpak | `flatpak install` | `flatpak install package` |
| Rust | Cargo | `cargo install` | `cargo install package` |
| Java | Maven | `mvn install` | `mvn install:install-file` |
| R | CRAN | `install.packages` | `install.packages("package")`|
| Haskell | Cabal | `cabal install` | `cabal install package` |
| Dart | Pub | `pub get` | `pub get package` |
| Go | Go | `go get` | `go get package` |
shut veldt
In python it's usually install, unless it's a package manager with support for lock files, in which case install is usually about installing from the lock file and then there's add for adding a dependency to it.
winter coyote
So any objections to install? That seems like the most common by far. And it feels pretty reasonable just on it's own even ignoring precedent
surreal owl
Works for me