---
name: "cypm"
section: "1"
platform: "linux"
package: "pakcs"
version: "3.3.0-1"
release: "Debian 11 (Bullseye)"
platforms: ["linux"]
url: "https://new.carta.tech/cypm"
---

# cypm(1)

the Curry Package Manager

## NAME

cypm - the Curry Package Manager

## SYNOPSIS

**cypm** *\[\<OPTIONS\>\] \>COMMAND\>*

## DESCRIPTION

The Curry Package Manager (CPM) is a tool to distribute and install Curry (http://currry-language.org) libraries and applications and manage version dependencies between them.

## OPTIONS

Invoke CPM:

   **cypm** *\<options\> \<COMMAND\>*

with options:

- *-h*, *--help*

  Show a help message and quit

- *-v*, *--verbosity \<LEVEL\>*

  Log level for the application. Valid value: info\|debug\|quiet

- *-d*, *--define \<DEFINITION\>*

  Overwrite definition of cpmrc file with 'option=value'

- *-t*, *--time*

  Show elapsed time with every log output

Options for *\<COMMAND\>*:

- *list*

  List all packages of the repository

- *search*

  Search the package repository

- *config*

  Show current configuration of CPM

- *checkout*

  Checkout a package.

- *install*

  Install a package with its dependencies.

- *uninstall*

  Uninstall a package

- *deps*

  Calculate dependencies

- *clean*

  Clean the current package

- *new*

  Create a new package

- *update*

  Update the package index

- *curry*

  Load package spec and start Curry with correct dependencies

- *exec*

  Execute a command with the CURRYPATH set

- *info*

  Print package information

- *doc*

  Generation documentation for current package (with CurryDoc)

- *test*

  Test the current package (with CurryCheck)

- *diff*

  Diff the current package against another version

- *upgrade*

  Upgrade one or more packages

- *link*

  Link a package to the local cache

- *add*

  Add a package (as dependency or to the local repository)

- *upload*

  Upload current package to package server

To get more help about the usage of a command, type

  **cypm** *\<COMMAND\> -h*

## AUTHOR

This manual page has been written by Michael Hanus and converted to nroff format by Mike Gabriel \<mike.gabriel@das-netzwerkteam.de\>. This man page has been written for the Debian project initially, but may also be used by others.