lipa(1) [debian man page]

LIPA(1) 							 Listaller Project							   LIPA(1)

NAME

       lipa - Listaller command-line tool

SYNOPSIS

       lipa {COMMAND} [OPTIONS ...]

DESCRIPTION

       This manual page documents briefly the lipa command.

       lipa is a simple tool to control Listaller directly from command-line interface. It allows modifying basic settings, installing new
       applications, removing applications, requesting information about Listaller's database state and performing other maintenance tasks.

OPTIONS

       -i, --install IPKPACKAGE
	   Install a new application from a distro-independent IPK package.

       -r, --remove APPIDENTIFIER
	   Remove an application which mathes the given name or application-id.

       -l, --list-apps, --all
	   List applications installed using Listaller.

	   To include all other applications too, the --all flag can be appended.

       --version
	   Display version number of lipa

       --verbose
	   Turn on verbose mode (this can be used for debugging).

SEE ALSO

       runapp (1).

       Additional documentation can be found on http://listaller.tenstral.net.

AUTHOR

       This manual page was written by Matthias Klumpp matthias@tenstral.net.

COPYRIGHT

       Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Matthias Klumpp

Listaller Project						    2 June,2011 							   LIPA(1)

COILY(1)						    Spring Python Documentation 						  COILY(1)

NAME

       coily - command-line management tool for Spring Python

SYNOPSIS

       coily command

DESCRIPTION

       Coily  is  the  command-line  tool  that utilizes the plugin system. It is similar to grails command-line tool, in that through a series of
       installed plugins, you are able to do many tasks, including build skeleton apps that you can later flesh out. If you look at the details of
       this app, you will find a sophisticated, command driven tool to built to manage plugins. The real power is in the plugins themselves.

       For information about Spring Python, it can be found at http://www.springpython.org/

OPTIONS

       --help Displays a brief summary with all options.

       --list-installed-plugins
	      List the plugins currently installed in this account.

       --list-available-plugins
	      List the plugins available for installation.

       --install-plugin <name>
	      Install the named plugin.

       --uninstall-plugin <name>
	      Uninstall the named plugin by deleting its entry from ~/.springpython.

       --reinstall-plugin <name>
	      Uninstall then install the plugin.

SEE ALSO

       The    full    documentation    for    coily    and    Spring	Python	  is	maintained    as    a	 HTML	 manual    available	at
       http://static.springsource.org/spring-python/1.2.x/sphinx/html/.

AUTHOR

       Greg Turnquist <gturnquist at vmware dotcom>

COPYRIGHT

       Apache Software License

1.2.0								    2010-11-03								  COILY(1)