nix3-profile-list(1)

    Warning
    This program is experimental (https://nix.dev/manual/nix/2.34/development/experimental-features.html#xp-feature-nix-command) and its interface is subject to change.

Name

nix profile list - list packages in the profile

Synopsis

nix profile list [option…]

Examples

•   Show what packages are installed in the default profile:

    # nix profile list
    Name:               gdb
    Flake attribute:    legacyPackages.x86_64-linux.gdb
    Original flake URL: flake:nixpkgs
    Locked flake URL:   github:NixOS/nixpkgs/7b38b03d76ab71bdc8dc325e3f6338d984cc35ca
    Store paths:        /nix/store/i6i08pl20rh0lm46g38wk3bfnvhdl43d-gdb-11.1
    Name:               blender-bin
    Flake attribute:    packages.x86_64-linux.default
    Original flake URL: flake:blender-bin
    Locked flake URL:   github:edolstra/nix-warez/91f2ffee657bf834e4475865ae336e2379282d34?dir=blender
    Store paths:        /nix/store/rlgr8vjhcv6v2rv7ljgl0pr6g74r0cg9-blender-bin-3.1.2

    Note that you can unambiguously rebuild a package from a profile through its locked flake URL and flake attribute, e.g.

    # nix build github:edolstra/nix-warez/91f2ffee657bf834e4475865ae336e2379282d34?dir=blender#packages.x86_64-linux.default

    will build the package blender-bin shown above.

Description

This command shows what packages are currently installed in a profile. For each installed package, it shows the following information:

•   Name: A unique name used to unambiguously identify the package in invocations of nix profile remove and nix profile upgrade.

•   Index: An integer that can be used to unambiguously identify the package in invocations of nix profile remove and nix profile upgrade. (Deprecated, will be removed in a future version in favor of Name.)

•   Flake attribute: The flake output attribute path that provides the package (e.g. packages.x86_64-linux.hello).

•   Original flake URL: The original (“unlocked”) flake reference specified by the user when the package was first installed via nix profile install.

•   Locked flake URL: The locked flake reference to which the original flake reference was resolved.

•   Store paths: The store path(s) of the package.

Options

•   --json (#opt-json)

    Produce output in JSON format, suitable for consumption by another program.

•   --no-pretty (#opt-no-pretty)

    Print compact JSON output on a single line, even when the output is a terminal. Some commands may print multiple JSON objects on separate lines.

                See `--pretty`.

•   --pretty (#opt-pretty)

    Print multi-line, indented JSON output for readability.

                Default: indent if output is to a terminal.
                This option is only effective when `--json` is also specified.

•   --profile (#opt-profile) path

    The profile to operate on.

  Common evaluation options

•   --arg (#opt-arg) name expr

    Pass the value expr as the argument name to Nix functions.

•   --arg-from-file (#opt-arg-from-file) name path

    Pass the contents of file path as the argument name to Nix functions.

•   --arg-from-stdin (#opt-arg-from-stdin) name

    Pass the contents of stdin as the argument name to Nix functions.

•   --argstr (#opt-argstr) name string

    Pass the string string as the argument name to Nix functions.

•   --debugger (#opt-debugger)

    Start an interactive environment if evaluation fails.

•   --eval-store (#opt-eval-store) store-url

    The URL of the Nix store (https://nix.dev/manual/nix/2.34/store/types/index.html#store-url-format) to use for evaluation, i.e. to store derivations (.drv files) and inputs referenced by them.

•   --impure (#opt-impure)

    Allow access to mutable paths and repositories.

•   --include (#opt-include) / -I path

    Add path to search path entries used to resolve lookup paths (https://nix.dev/manual/nix/2.34/language/constructs/lookup-path.html)

    This option may be given multiple times.

    Paths added through -I take precedence over the nix-path configuration setting (https://nix.dev/manual/nix/2.34/command-ref/conf-file.html#conf-nix-path) and the NIX_PATH environment variable (https://nix.dev/manual/nix/2.34/command-ref/env-common.html#env-NIX_PATH) .

•   --override-flake (#opt-override-flake) original-ref resolved-ref

    Override the flake registries, redirecting original-ref to resolved-ref.

  Logging-related options

•   --debug (#opt-debug)

    Set the logging verbosity level to ‘debug’.

•   --log-format (#opt-log-format) format

    Set the format of log output; one of raw, internal-json, bar or bar-with-logs.

•   --print-build-logs (#opt-print-build-logs) / -L

    Print full build logs on standard error.

•   --quiet (#opt-quiet)

    Decrease the logging verbosity level.

•   --verbose (#opt-verbose) / -v

    Increase the logging verbosity level.

  Miscellaneous global options

•   --help (#opt-help)

    Show usage information.

•   --offline (#opt-offline)

    Disable substituters and consider all previously downloaded files up-to-date.

•   --option (#opt-option) name value

    Set the Nix configuration setting name to value (overriding nix.conf).

•   --refresh (#opt-refresh)

    Consider all previously downloaded files out-of-date.

•   --repair (#opt-repair)

    During evaluation, rewrite missing or corrupted files in the Nix store. During building, rebuild missing or corrupted store paths.

•   --version (#opt-version)

    Show version information.

    Note

    See man nix.conf (https://nix.dev/manual/nix/2.34/command-ref/conf-file.html#command-line-flags) for overriding configuration settings with command line flags.