I can query available packages w/ nix-env -qa [package]
but how can I look for optional packages (e.g. libraries) that depend on a primary package and can be loaded or installed separately? Example: Coq (coq-8.6
) has packages coqPackages_8_6.ssreflect
and coqPackages_8_6.mathcomp
that I can get no information about in Nix AFAIK
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I personally never use
nix-env -qa
because it is very slow. Instead, when I'm looking for a top-level package (an application), I use http://nixos.org/nixos/packages.html. When (like in your question), I'm looking for a non-top-level package, I use the auto-completion ofnix repl
. Run it withNow type for instance
coqPackages
and use auto-complete to see all the available versions. TypecoqPackages_8_6.
and use auto-complete to see all the available packages in this set.