Description
The command stk-legacy list plugin lists the Plugins available in Stacks imported from Studios and local Stacks, added by the user.
How does it work?
The command displays a list of Plugins with their attributes grouped by Stack.
The list can contain:
- Stack name.
- Plugin name.
- Plugin description.
- Supported languages.
- Latest available Plugin version.
Parameters
Check the available options in the command:
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
STACK | Sets the name of the Stack. It is used to list only the Plugins in this Stack. |
--all ou -a | Plugins lists from all catalogs regardless of the Stack. |
--local ou -l | Plugins lists that have already been applied to the current Stack. You need to run it in the Stack folder. |
-F ou --filter | List Plugins by name or description. |
--json ou -j | Displays the Plugins list in JSON format. |
Deprecated Parameters
The parameters below are deprecated.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
--app ou -A | Lists only the Plugins that are applied by Stacks created with the command stk-legacy create app. |
--env ou -E | Lists only the Plugins that are applied by Stacks created with the command stk-legacy create env. |
Example
You can use this command on your computer and the result is a list of the existing Plugins in your organization. See the example below:
Command stk-legacy list plugin --local
You can use the stk-legacy list plugin command with the --local flag to check the directory where this command has been executed. You will see what Plugins were applied to the project.
This flag returns two scenarios:
Scenario 1: If some Plugin was applied, it returns a list.
Scenario 2: If no Plugin was applied, it returns the message: no plugin(s) found.
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