LeonOS/data/computercraft/lua/rom/help/pkg_download_en.hlp

=== How to Download Packages ===

In LeonOS, you can use the `pkg` command to download and install software packages. This help document will detailed explain how to use this command.

== Basic Usage ==

Download and install a package:
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pkg install <package_name>
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== Command Options ==

The `pkg install` command supports the following options:

- `-f`, `--force`: Force installation, overwrite existing files
- `-v`, `--verbose`: Show detailed installation process
- `-h`, `--help`: Show help information

== Usage Examples ==

1. Install a package:
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pkg install example-package
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2. Force install a package:
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pkg install --force example-package
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3. Install a package with detailed information:
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pkg install -v example-package
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4. View help for `pkg install` command:
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pkg install --help
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== Search for Packages ==

Before installing a package, you can search for available packages:
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pkg search <search_keyword>
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Example:
>>color yellow
pkg search editor
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== View Package Information ==

Before installing a package, you can view detailed information about it:
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pkg info <package_name>
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Example:
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pkg info example-package
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== Update Packages ==

You can update installed packages using the following command:
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pkg update <package_name>
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If you don't specify a package name, all installed packages will be updated:
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pkg update
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== Frequently Asked Questions ==

Q: What should I do if I encounter a network error when downloading a package?
A: Please check your network connection to ensure you can access the Internet. If the problem persists, please try again later.

Q: How can I view installed packages?
A: You can use the `pkg list` command to view all installed packages.

Q: Where can I get package names?
A: You can search for packages using the `pkg search` command or check the official package repository list.

== Exit Help ==

Press the ESC key to exit the help document.