Julia Pkg

Julia Package Management

Manage Julia packages in the current environment.

Arguments

• action - One of: add, rm, status, update, instantiate, resolve, test, develop, free
• packages - Package names or paths (required for add/rm/develop/free, optional for update/test)

Instructions

Parse the user's arguments to determine the action and packages:

| User Input | Action | Packages | |------------|--------|----------| | add JSON | add | JSON | | add JSON DataFrames CSV | add | JSON, DataFrames, CSV | | rm OldPackage | rm | OldPackage | | status | status | (none) | | update | update | (none - updates all) | | update JSON | update | JSON | | instantiate | instantiate | (none) | | resolve | resolve | (none) | | test | test | (none - tests current project) | | test MyPackage | test | MyPackage | | develop ./MyLocalPkg | develop | ./MyLocalPkg | | free MyPackage | free | MyPackage |

Call pkg with the appropriate action and packages parameters.

Notes

• After adding packages, remind the user to load them with using PackageName
• The instantiate action installs dependencies from Project.toml/Manifest.toml
• The test action runs Pkg.test() - can be slow for large test suites
• The develop action puts a package in development mode (uses local code)
• The free action exits development mode (returns to registry version)
• After develop, consider using revise(action="revise") to hot-reload changes

Source & license

This open-source skill is cataloged on AgentStack and links to its original source — we do not rehost the code.

• Author: samtalki
• Source: samtalki/AgentREPL.jl
• License: Apache-2.0

Install and usage instructions live in the source repository linked above.