pacgraph

linux

Draw a graph of installed packages to PNG/SVG/GUI/console.

Options (7)

-s, --svgboolean

Produce an SVG graph

Example: pacgraph {{[-s|--svg]}}

-c, --consoleboolean

Print summary to console

Example: pacgraph {{[-c|--console]}}

-f, --fileboolean

Override the default filename/location (Note: Do not specify the file extension)

Example: pacgraph {{[-f|--file]}} {{path/to/file}}

-t, --topboolean

Change the color of packages that are not dependencies

Example: pacgraph {{[-t|--top]}} {{color}}

-d, --depboolean

Change the color of package dependencies

Example: pacgraph {{[-d|--dep]}} {{color}}

-b, --backgroundboolean

Change the background color of a graph

Example: pacgraph {{[-b|--background]}} {{color}}

-l, --linkboolean

Change the color of links between packages

Example: pacgraph {{[-l|--link]}} {{color}}

Produce an SVG and PNG graph

pacgraph

Produce an SVG graph

pacgraph [-s|--svg]

Print summary to console

pacgraph [-c|--console]

Override the default filename/location (Note: Do not specify the file extension)

pacgraph [-f|--file] path/to/file

Change the color of packages that are not dependencies

pacgraph [-t|--top] color

Change the color of package dependencies

pacgraph [-d|--dep] color

Change the background color of a graph

pacgraph [-b|--background] color

Change the color of links between packages

pacgraph [-l|--link] color