命令概览 (CLI Overview)
UniRTM 提供了一个丰富、详尽的 CLI 命令行接口。以下是所有可用命令的完整目录。您随时可以在终端中运行 unirtm help [command] 来查看特定标志和详细用法。
unirtm activate
描述: Activate a tool version in the current shell
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Activate a tool version in the current shell.
The activate command generates a shell activation script that sets up
the environment for using the specified tool version. You can source
this script directly or add it to your shell configuration.
Examples:
# Activate all tools (generate activation script for current shell)
eval "$(unirtm activate)"
# Activate for a specific shell
unirtm activate --shell bash
# Activate with project scope
unirtm activate --scope project --project-dir /path/to/project
# Activate a specific tool version
unirtm activate node 20.0.0
Usage:
unirtm activate [tool] [version] [flags]
Flags:
--project-dir string project directory for project-scoped activation (default: current directory)
--scope string activation scope (global or project) (default "global")
-s, --shell string shell type (bash, zsh, fish, powershell) — auto-detected if not specified
--shims use shims instead of dynamic PATH mode
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation promptsunirtm alias
描述: Manage version aliases
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Manage version aliases for tools.
Aliases allow you to refer to a specific version by a name (e.g. "lts", "work").
They can be managed globally or at the project level using the --global flag.
If no subcommand is provided, it lists all aliases.
Usage:
unirtm alias [flags]
unirtm alias [command]
Aliases:
alias, tool-alias
Available Commands:
ls List aliases
resolve Resolve an alias to its actual version
set Set an alias
unset Delete an alias
Flags:
--global manage global aliases (~/.config/unirtm/unirtm.toml)
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation prompts
Use "unirtm alias [command] --help" for more information about a command.unirtm backends
描述: Manage and list UniRTM backends
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Manage and list UniRTM backends.
Backends define where tools are downloaded from (GitHub Releases, Aqua
registry, HTTP URLs, etc.).
Sub-commands:
ls List all registered backends
info Show details about a specific backend
Examples:
unirtm backends
unirtm backends ls
unirtm backends info github
unirtm backends --json
Usage:
unirtm backends [flags]
unirtm backends [command]
Aliases:
backends, b
Available Commands:
info Show details about a specific backend
ls List all registered backends
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation prompts
Use "unirtm backends [command] --help" for more information about a command.unirtm bin-paths
描述: List all active runtime bin directories
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List all active runtime bin directories.
Outputs one directory per line — shims dir first, then each installed
tool's bin directory. Useful for shell hook scripts that need to prepend
the correct directories to PATH.
Examples:
# Print all bin paths (one per line)
unirtm bin-paths
# JSON output
unirtm bin-paths --json
# Use in a shell script
export PATH="$(unirtm bin-paths | tr '\n' ':')$PATH"
Usage:
unirtm bin-paths [flags]
Aliases:
bin-paths, bin
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation promptsunirtm cache
描述: Manage UniRTM cache
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Manage the UniRTM download cache.
If no subcommand is provided, it displays the path to the cache directory.
Usage:
unirtm cache [flags]
unirtm cache [command]
Available Commands:
clear Clear all cache or a specific tool's cache
list List all cached artifacts
path Display the cache directory path
prune Remove expired cache entries
stats Display cache statistics
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation prompts
Use "unirtm cache [command] --help" for more information about a command.unirtm completion
描述: Generate or install shell completion script
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Generate or install shell completion script for UniRTM.
By default, it auto-detects your current shell and prints the completion script.
Use the --install (-i) flag to automatically save the script and enable it in your shell configuration.
Use the --dir (-d) flag to export all four completion scripts to a specified directory.
NOTE: --dir only writes files; it never modifies any shell configuration.
--dir and --install/--uninstall are mutually exclusive.
Examples:
# Auto-detect and print to stdout
unirtm completion
# Auto-detect and install persistently
unirtm completion -i
# Generate for a specific shell and print
unirtm completion zsh
# Generate all scripts, install only for shells present on the system
unirtm completion -i --all
# Export all four completion scripts to a directory (no shell config changes)
unirtm completion -d ./completions
Usage:
unirtm completion [bash|zsh|fish|powershell]
Flags:
-a, --all Generate/install/uninstall for all supported shells (zsh, bash, fish, powershell)
-d, --dir string Export all completion scripts to the specified directory (implies --all)
-i, --install Intelligently install completion script to your shell configuration
-u, --uninstall Intelligently uninstall completion script from your shell configuration
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation promptsunirtm config
描述: Manage UniRTM configuration
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Manage UniRTM configuration settings.
This command manages settings that control UniRTM's behavior (e.g. cache TTL, data directory).
It is NOT for managing tools or environment variables (use 'set' or 'alias' for those).
If no subcommand is provided, it displays the current merged configuration.
Usage:
unirtm config [flags]
unirtm config [command]
Aliases:
config, cfg
Available Commands:
generate Generate a default configuration file
get Get a configuration value
set Set a configuration value
show Display merged configuration
validate Validate configuration files
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation prompts
Use "unirtm config [command] --help" for more information about a command.unirtm current
描述: Display the active version for each tool
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Display the active version for each tool.
This command aligns with 'mise current'. It looks at your configuration files
(unirtm.toml, .tool-versions) to determine which tools and versions are
currently requested in this directory.
If no tool is specified, it shows the active versions for all tools defined
in the current hierarchy.
Usage:
unirtm current [tool] [flags]
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation promptsunirtm deactivate
描述: Deactivate UniRTM from the current shell environment
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Deactivate UniRTM from the current shell environment.
The deactivate command generates a shell script that removes UniRTM shims
from the PATH and unsets environment variables set by the activate command.
Examples:
# Deactivate from current shell
eval "$(unirtm deactivate)"
# Deactivate for a specific shell
unirtm deactivate --shell bash
Usage:
unirtm deactivate [flags]
Aliases:
deactivate, deactive
Flags:
-s, --shell string shell type (bash, zsh, fish, powershell) — auto-detected if not specified
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation promptsunirtm df
描述: Display the disk usage of unirtm data directories
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Display the disk usage of various folders within the unirtm data directory.
Usage:
unirtm df [flags]
Flags:
-h, --human-readable print sizes in powers of 1024 (e.g., 1023M)
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation promptsunirtm disable
描述: Remove UniRTM automatic startup from your shell
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Safely removes the UniRTM activation command from your shell configuration file (like .zshrc or .bashrc).
This stops UniRTM from automatically managing your environment in future sessions without deleting your tools or data.
By default, it disables UniRTM, but you can specify 'mise' as an argument to disable mise instead.
Usage:
unirtm disable [unirtm|mise] [flags]
Aliases:
disable, dis
Flags:
-a, --all Disable for all supported shells (zsh, bash, fish, powershell)
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation promptsunirtm doctor
描述: Check system health and diagnose issues
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Check UniRTM system health and diagnose potential issues.
This command aligns with and exceeds 'mise doctor' to ensure your environment is
perfectly configured, providing deep insights into tools, paths, and connectivity.
Usage:
unirtm doctor [flags]
Aliases:
doctor, dr
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation promptsunirtm edit
描述: Open the config file in $EDITOR
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Open a UniRTM config file in your preferred editor.
If no file is specified, it intelligently discovers all relevant config files
in the current hierarchy and lets you choose interactively.
Priority for finding an editor:
1. --global / --file flag or argument
2. UNIRTM_EDITOR environment variable
3. VISUAL environment variable
4. EDITOR environment variable
5. UniRTM settings.editor configuration
6. Standard system defaults (vim, nano, notepad, etc.)
Examples:
# Interactively choose which config to edit
unirtm edit
# Edit the global config (~/.config/unirtm/unirtm.toml)
unirtm edit --global
# Edit a specific file
unirtm edit .unirtm.toml
Usage:
unirtm edit [FILE] [flags]
Flags:
-f, --file string Edit a specific config file
-g, --global Edit the global config file
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation promptsunirtm enable
描述: Setup UniRTM to start automatically in your shell
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Setup UniRTM to start automatically by adding it to your shell's configuration file (like .zshrc or .bashrc).
This command auto-detects your shell and injects the activation command so you don't have to do it manually.
Once enabled, UniRTM will automatically manage your project environments whenever you open a new terminal window.
By default, it enables UniRTM, but you can specify 'mise' as an argument to enable mise instead.
Usage:
unirtm enable [unirtm|mise] [flags]
Aliases:
enable, en
Flags:
-a, --all Enable for all supported shells (zsh, bash, fish, powershell)
--shims Use shims mode for activation (default is path mode)
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation promptsunirtm env
描述: Export shell environment variables for activated tools
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Display or export the environment variables for the current UniRTM context.
When run in an interactive terminal, it provides a beautiful, data-rich dashboard
of your current environment, including PATH additions and variable sources.
When redirected or used with 'eval', it outputs shell-specific export statements
suitable for shell integration.
Examples:
# Display interactive environment dashboard
unirtm env
# Export variables to current shell
eval "$(unirtm env)"
# Get environment in JSON format
unirtm env --json
Usage:
unirtm env [flags]
Aliases:
env, e
Flags:
--info print build/version info instead of tool environment
--shell string shell format (bash, zsh, fish, nu, powershell). Default: auto-detect
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation promptsunirtm exec
描述: Execute a command with tool environment variables set
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Execute a command with one or more tools set.
Use this to run ad-hoc commands with specific tool versions without modifying
the current shell session. Tools are loaded from the nearest unirtm.toml and
can be overridden by passing tool@version specifiers before "--".
The "--" separator distinguishes tool specifiers from the command to execute.
If "--" is omitted, all positional arguments are treated as the command itself
(loose mode, no tool overrides — compatible with mise).
Examples:
# Run node v20 with an explicit version override
unirtm exec node@20 -- node --version
# Combine multiple tool overrides
unirtm exec node@20 python@3.11 -- bash -c "node -v && python -V"
# Shell-string mode (analogous to mise exec --command "...")
unirtm exec node@20 -x "node --version && npm -v"
# Use tools already declared in unirtm.toml
unirtm exec -- make build
# Alias: 'x'
unirtm x node@20 -- node server.js
# Dry-run: see what would be executed
unirtm exec --dry-run node@20 -- node app.js
Usage:
unirtm exec [tool@version...] [-- <command> [args...]] [flags]
Aliases:
exec, x
Flags:
-x, --exec-command string execute this shell command string (analogous to mise exec --command)
--fresh-env bypass environment cache and recompute the environment
--no-deps skip automatic dependency preparation
--raw pipe stdin/stdout/stderr directly (sets --jobs=1)
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation promptsunirtm fmt
描述: Format configuration files with canonical key ordering
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Format configuration files with canonical key ordering and indentation.
Reads UniRTM configuration files, normalizes section ordering, and writes them
back in-place. Use --check in CI to verify formatting without modifying files.
Canonical Section Order:
[env] -> [tools] -> [tasks] -> [settings] -> [plugins] -> [alias]
Examples:
# Format the project config file
unirtm fmt
# Format all configs in current and subdirectories
unirtm fmt -r
# CI mode: exit 1 if files are not formatted
unirtm fmt --check
Usage:
unirtm fmt [flags]
Flags:
-a, --all format all supported config files (unirtm.toml, .tool-versions)
--check check if config is formatted without modifying it (exit 1 if not)
-r, --recursive format all unirtm.toml files in subdirectories
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation promptsunirtm generate
描述: Generate integration files (GitHub Actions, pre-commit hooks, etc.)
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Generate integration files for common tooling.
Sub-commands:
github-action Generate a GitHub Actions workflow step
gitlab-ci Generate a GitLab CI script snippet
dockerfile Generate a Dockerfile snippet for UniRTM
pre-commit Generate a .pre-commit-hooks.yaml snippet
shell-alias Print shell alias definitions
manpage Generate manpages
Examples:
unirtm generate github-action
unirtm generate gitlab-ci
unirtm generate dockerfile
unirtm generate pre-commit --output .pre-commit-hooks.yaml
unirtm generate shell-alias >> ~/.zshrc
unirtm generate manpage -d ./manpages
Usage:
unirtm generate [flags]
unirtm generate [command]
Aliases:
generate, gen
Available Commands:
dependabot Auto-generate dependabot.yml from detected ecosystems
dockerfile Generate a Dockerfile snippet for UniRTM
github-action Generate a GitHub Actions workflow snippet for UniRTM
gitlab-ci Generate a GitLab CI script snippet for UniRTM
manpage Generate manpages for UniRTM
pre-commit Generate a pre-commit hook snippet for UniRTM
shell-alias Print shell alias definitions for common UniRTM commands
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation prompts
Use "unirtm generate [command] --help" for more information about a command.unirtm help
描述: Help about any command
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Help provides help for any command in the application.
Simply type unirtm help [path to command] for full details.
Usage:
unirtm help [command] [flags]
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation promptsunirtm hook
描述: Manage and execute git hooks
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Manage git hooks using UniRTM's multi-engine runner.
This allows you to seamlessly integrate pre-commit, husky, lefthook, or native UniRTM hooks.
Usage:
unirtm hook [command]
Available Commands:
install Install a git hook bridge script
run Run a specific git hook
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation prompts
Use "unirtm hook [command] --help" for more information about a command.unirtm hook-exec
描述: Execution wrapper specifically designed for git hooks
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描述: Completely remove all UniRTM data and tool installations
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Completely remove all UniRTM data and tool installations.
This command will internal-combust and erase:
• All tool installations (binaries)
• All shims and wrapper scripts
• All download caches and temporary files
• The central SQLite database
• All external plugins
• (Optional) Your configuration directory (~/.config/unirtm)
WARNING: This action is permanent and IRREVERSIBLE.
Usage:
unirtm implode [flags]
Flags:
--config also remove configuration directory (~/.config/unirtm)
-y, --yes skip confirmation prompt
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)unirtm index
描述: Manage the tool index
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Manage the local tool index used for searching available tools.
Usage:
unirtm index [command]
Available Commands:
clear Clear the local tool index cache
status Show status of the local tool index
update Refresh the tool index from remote backends
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation prompts
Use "unirtm index [command] --help" for more information about a command.unirtm install
描述: Install development tools and package specifications
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Install development tools and package specifications.
The install command downloads and installs one or more specified versions of tools
using the appropriate backends. It validates the installation, records it in
the database, and generates shim scripts.
Examples:
# Install Node.js version 20.0.0
unirtm install node 20.0.0
# Install Python version 3.11.5 using a specific backend
unirtm install python 3.11.5 --backend github
# Install multiple tools concurrently with package syntax
unirtm install node@20.11.0 go@1.22.1 python@3.12.0
# Force reinstall a tool even if already installed
unirtm install node@20.11.0 --force
# Install with JSON output
unirtm install go 1.21.0 --json
Usage:
unirtm install [tool[@version]...] [flags]
Aliases:
install, i
Flags:
-b, --backend string backend to use for installation (default: auto-detect)
-f, --force force installation even if already installed
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation promptsunirtm install-into
描述: Install a tool into a custom directory
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Install a tool into a custom directory.
Installs the specified tool into a custom directory instead of the default
UniRTM installs directory. Useful for placing tools in shared locations
(e.g. /usr/local) or project-local directories.
Examples:
# Install Go 1.22.0 into /usr/local/go
unirtm install-into golang/go@1.22.0 /usr/local/go
# Install with a specific backend
unirtm install-into node@22.14.0 ./local/node --backend native
Usage:
unirtm install-into <tool@version> <directory> [flags]
Flags:
-b, --backend string backend to use (default: auto-detect)
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation promptsunirtm latest
描述: Get the latest available version for a tool
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Get the latest available version for a tool from its backend.
When a version prefix is provided, returns the latest patch release within
that prefix (e.g. "1.22" returns the latest 1.22.x release).
Examples:
# Latest release of the GitHub CLI
unirtm latest cli/cli
# Latest 1.22.x release of Go
unirtm latest golang/go 1.22
# JSON output
unirtm latest cli/cli --json
# Use a specific backend
unirtm latest typescript --backend npm
Usage:
unirtm latest <tool> [version-prefix] [flags]
Flags:
-b, --backend string backend to use (default: auto-detect)
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation promptsunirtm license
描述: Manage copyright license headers in source files
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license ensures source code files contain copyright license headers.
Subcommands:
add Add missing license headers to source files
check Report source files that are missing a license header
Examples:
unirtm license add -f .github/license-header.txt cmd/ internal/ scripts/
unirtm license check -f .github/license-header.txt cmd/ internal/ scripts/
unirtm license add -l MIT -c "SnowdreamTech" -y 2026 cmd/
Usage:
unirtm license [command]
Available Commands:
add Add missing license headers to source files (Safe Mode)
check Check for missing license headers (exits non-zero if any found)
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation prompts
Use "unirtm license [command] --help" for more information about a command.unirtm link
描述: Register an externally installed tool into UniRTM
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Register an externally installed tool into UniRTM management.
Links an existing binary or directory into UniRTM's database so it
appears in 'unirtm list' and can be used with 'unirtm use'.
No files are moved or copied.
Examples:
# Register a locally compiled Go binary
unirtm link golang/go 1.22.0 /usr/local/go
# Register with a specific backend label
unirtm link node 22.14.0 ~/.nvm/versions/node/v22.14.0 --backend nvm
Usage:
unirtm link <tool> <version> <path> [flags]
Aliases:
link, ln
Flags:
-b, --backend string backend name to record in the database (default "custom")
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation promptsunirtm list
描述: List all installed development tools
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List all installed development tools.
Shows all tools installed with UniRTM, their version, backend, activation
status, and installation path. The STATUS column shows whether a version
is currently active (its shim points to it).
Examples:
# List all installed tools
unirtm list
# Filter by tool name
unirtm list --tool node
# JSON output
unirtm list --json
Usage:
unirtm list [flags]
Aliases:
list, ls
Flags:
--current only show currently active versions
-t, --tool string filter by tool name
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation promptsunirtm lock
描述: Generate or update the unirtm.lock lockfile
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Generate or update the unirtm.lock lockfile.
unirtm.lock pins exact tool versions, download URLs, and checksums for
reproducible installs across environments. It is UniRTM's equivalent of
package-lock.json (npm) or Cargo.lock (Rust).
Key benefits:
• Reproducible builds: everyone uses exactly the same version
• Avoids API rate limits: URLs are cached, so GitHub API is not called on install
• Security: checksums are verified against the lockfile on each install
• Offline installs: combine with UNIRTM_LOCKED=1 for fully offline CI
Once generated, unirtm install automatically uses the lockfile and keeps it
up to date after each successful installation.
Examples:
# Generate / refresh the lockfile for the current platform
unirtm lock
# Generate entries for all standard platforms (for CI reproducibility)
unirtm lock --all-platforms
# Generate only for specific platforms
unirtm lock --platform linux-amd64,macos-arm64
# Refresh only selected tools
unirtm lock cli/cli astral-sh/ruff
# Validate the lockfile without regenerating (CI gate)
unirtm lock --check
Environment variables:
UNIRTM_LOCK_FILE Override lockfile path (default: ./unirtm.lock)
UNIRTM_LOCKED=1 Strict mode: installs fail unless URL is in lockfile
Usage:
unirtm lock [tool...] [flags]
Flags:
--all-platforms generate lockfile entries for all standard platforms
--check validate the lockfile without regenerating (exits non-zero on problems)
--platform string comma-separated list of platform keys (e.g. linux-amd64,macos-arm64)
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation promptsunirtm ls-remote
描述: List runtime versions available for install
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List runtime versions available for install from the backend.
The results are fetched from the remote backend and may be cached locally.
Installed versions are highlighted with a green ✓ checkmark.
Examples:
# List all available versions of Node.js
unirtm ls-remote node
# List the latest 20 versions
unirtm ls-remote node --limit 20
# List versions matching a prefix
unirtm ls-remote node 20
# Use a specific backend
unirtm ls-remote typescript --backend npm
# JSON output
unirtm ls-remote node --json
Usage:
unirtm ls-remote <tool> [version-prefix] [flags]
Aliases:
ls-remote, lsr
Flags:
-b, --backend string backend to use for listing versions (default: auto-detect)
-l, --limit int limit the number of versions displayed (0 = all)
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation promptsunirtm mcp
描述: Run an MCP stdio server exposing UniRTM tools to AI agents (experimental)
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Run an MCP (Model Context Protocol) stdio server.
Starts a JSON-RPC 2.0 stdio server that AI agents (Claude, Gemini, etc.)
can call to install, list, and manage tools through the MCP protocol.
Exposed tools:
list_tools — list all installed tools
install_tool — install a tool by name and version
outdated_tools — list tools with newer versions available
tool_info — get info about a specific tool
This command is EXPERIMENTAL. The protocol and tool signatures may change.
Examples:
# Start the MCP server (typically called by the AI host)
unirtm mcp
Usage:
unirtm mcp [flags]
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation promptsunirtm migrate
描述: Migrate from mise or asdf configuration with visual side-by-side diff
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Convert mise or asdf configuration to UniRTM format.
Supported source formats:
• .mise.toml — mise configuration file
• mise.toml — mise configuration file
• .tool-versions — asdf/mise version pin file
If no source file is specified, the current directory is scanned
automatically. The migration report shows a visual side-by-side
comparison of what was found in the source and what will be written.
Examples:
unirtm migrate
unirtm migrate .mise.toml
unirtm migrate .tool-versions --output .unirtm.toml
unirtm migrate --dry-run
Usage:
unirtm migrate [source] [flags]
Flags:
--dry-run preview migration without writing files
-o, --output string output file path (default ".unirtm.toml")
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation promptsunirtm outdated
描述: Show installed tools that have newer versions available
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Show installed tools that have newer versions available.
Queries each backend for the latest available version and compares it to
what is currently installed. Useful before running 'unirtm update'.
Use --interactive / -i to select which outdated tools to upgrade immediately.
Examples:
# Check all installed tools
unirtm outdated
# Check specific tool(s)
unirtm outdated cli/cli
# Interactively select tools to upgrade
unirtm outdated --interactive
# JSON output
unirtm outdated --json
Usage:
unirtm outdated [tool...] [flags]
Flags:
-i, --interactive interactively select tools to upgrade
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation promptsunirtm plugin
描述: Manage UniRTM plugins
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Manage UniRTM backend and provider plugins.
UniRTM supports Go-native plugins that extend its functionality with
custom backends (tool sources) and providers (tool-specific install logic).
Plugins are standalone executable binaries prefixed with 'unirtm-plugin-'
placed in the plugins data directory.
Use 'unirtm plugin list' to see loaded plugins.
Usage:
unirtm plugin [flags]
unirtm plugin [command]
Aliases:
plugin, p, plugins
Available Commands:
install Install a plugin from a local executable file
list List loaded plugins
remove Remove an installed plugin
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation prompts
Use "unirtm plugin [command] --help" for more information about a command.unirtm prepare
描述: Ensure project dependencies are ready by running applicable prepare steps
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Ensure project dependencies are ready by running applicable prepare steps.
This command:
1. Loads the project configuration (e.g., unirtm.toml).
2. Parallel downloads and installs any missing tools configured for this project.
3. Detects other package managers (like npm/pnpm, Go, Python) and prints preparation checks.
Examples:
# Prepare everything for the current project
unirtm prepare
# Prepare only a specific tool
unirtm prepare node
Usage:
unirtm prepare [tool] [flags]
Aliases:
prepare, prep
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation promptsunirtm prune
描述: Remove unused (non-latest) tool installations and show freed disk space
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Remove unused tool installations to free up disk space.
The prune command identifies tool versions that are installed but are not
the latest version of their tool, then removes them. The latest installed
version of each tool is always kept.
After pruning, the total amount of freed disk space is reported.
Examples:
# Preview what would be pruned (dry-run)
unirtm prune --dry-run
# Prune all unused versions (with confirmation)
unirtm prune
# Prune without confirmation
unirtm prune --yes
# Prune only node versions
unirtm prune --tool node
Usage:
unirtm prune [flags]
Flags:
-t, --tool string limit prune to a specific tool
-y, --yes skip confirmation prompt
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)unirtm registry
描述: List available tools in the UniRTM registry with descriptions and homepages
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List available tools in the UniRTM registry.
Shows all tools that can be installed via UniRTM, including the backend source,
native provider, human-readable description, and homepage URL for well-known tools.
Examples:
# List all available tools
unirtm registry
# Filter by name or description
unirtm registry --search go
# JSON output
unirtm registry --json
Usage:
unirtm registry [flags]
Aliases:
registry, ls
Flags:
-s, --search string filter tools by name or description
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation promptsunirtm reshim
描述: Regenerate shim scripts for installed tools (concurrent + dead shim cleanup)
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Regenerate shim scripts for all installed tools using concurrent workers.
This command recreates the shim scripts in the shims directory in parallel,
making it significantly faster than sequential regeneration for large tool sets.
Use --clean to also remove dead shims for tools that are no longer installed.
Examples:
# Regenerate all shims (parallel)
unirtm reshim
# Regenerate shims for a specific tool
unirtm reshim --tool node
# Regenerate and clean up dead shims
unirtm reshim --clean
# Preview what would happen
unirtm reshim --clean --dry-run
Usage:
unirtm reshim [flags]
Flags:
--clean also remove dead shims for uninstalled tools
-t, --tool string limit reshim to a specific tool
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation promptsunirtm run
描述: Run a task using the multi-modal routing engine
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Run a task using the multi-modal routing engine.
UniRTM delegates tasks to professional tools (go-task, make, just)
if their configuration files are detected, or falls back to executing
tasks defined in unirtm.toml.
If no task is provided, it lists all available tasks.
Examples:
# List all available tasks
unirtm run
# Run a build task
unirtm run build
# Run a task with arguments
unirtm run test -- -v
# Run with custom output mode
unirtm run test --output interleaved
Usage:
unirtm run [task] [args...] [flags]
Aliases:
run, r
Flags:
--fix Apply automatic fixes if supported by the task
--output string Task output mode: spinner, prefix, or interleaved (default: auto-detect)
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation promptsunirtm search
描述: Search for development tools and optionally install on match
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Search for available development tools in the tool index.
The search command queries the local tool index by name or description.
Run 'unirtm index update' to refresh the index from remote backends.
Use --install (-i) to get an interactive prompt to install a tool right
after seeing the search results — no need to run a separate install command.
Examples:
# Search for Node.js
unirtm search node
# Search and prompt to install immediately
unirtm search go --install
# Filter by backend
unirtm search python --backend github
# JSON output
unirtm search go --json
# Limit results
unirtm search tool --limit 10
Usage:
unirtm search <query> [flags]
Flags:
-b, --backend string filter by backend type (github, aqua, http)
-i, --install prompt to install a matching tool after search
-l, --limit int maximum number of results to display (default 50)
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation promptsunirtm self-update
描述: Update UniRTM to the latest (or specified) version
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Update UniRTM to the latest (or specified) version.
Checks the latest release on GitHub, displays release notes, and
prompts before installing. On Linux/macOS uses the install script;
on Windows uses PowerShell.
Examples:
# Update to latest
unirtm self-update
# Update without prompting
unirtm self-update --yes
# Update to a specific version
unirtm self-update --version v1.2.3
Usage:
unirtm self-update [flags]
Aliases:
self-update, self-upgrade, self-up
Flags:
--version string target version to update to (default: latest)
-y, --yes skip confirmation prompt
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)unirtm set
描述: Set environment variables in the config file
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Set environment variables in the config file.
Variables are written to the [env] section of unirtm.toml in the current
directory (or --global for the global config).
Examples:
# Set a single variable
unirtm set NODE_ENV=production
# Set multiple variables at once
unirtm set FOO=bar BAZ=qux
# Write to global config
unirtm set --global GITHUB_TOKEN=ghp_xxxx
Usage:
unirtm set <KEY=value>... [flags]
Flags:
-e, --env string environment-specific config file (e.g. unirtm.<env>.toml)
-g, --global write to global config (~/.config/unirtm/unirtm.toml)
-p, --path string directory to write config file into (default: current directory)
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation promptsunirtm settings
描述: Manage UniRTM settings (compatibility alias for config)
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Manage UniRTM configuration settings.
This command is provided for compatibility with 'mise settings' and acts as a smart wrapper around 'unirtm config'.
Behaviors:
0 args: unirtm settings -> unirtm config show
1 arg: unirtm settings <key> -> unirtm config get <key>
2 args: unirtm settings <key> <value> -> unirtm config set <key> <value>
Examples:
unirtm settings
unirtm settings settings.cache_ttl
unirtm settings settings.cache_ttl 48h
Usage:
unirtm settings [key] [value] [flags]
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation promptsunirtm shell
描述: Set tool version for the current shell session
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Set tool version(s) for the current shell session only.
The shell command outputs shell-specific export statements that you can
eval to override the active tool version for the current shell session.
Unlike 'activate', these settings are not persisted and only affect the
current shell.
Examples:
# Set node version for current shell session
eval "$(unirtm shell node@20.0.0)"
# Set multiple tools
eval "$(unirtm shell node@20.0.0 python@3.11.0)"
# Show what would be exported (without eval)
unirtm shell node@20.0.0
Usage:
unirtm shell <tool>@<version> [tool@version ...] [flags]
Aliases:
shell, sh
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation promptsunirtm sync
描述: Synchronize tools from other version managers with UniRTM
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Synchronize tools from other version managers with UniRTM.
Autodetects existing versions installed via nvm, pyenv, rbenv, or asdf,
symlinks them into UniRTM's installs directory, and automatically registers
them in UniRTM's database with generated shims.
Examples:
# Scan and sync all detected tools (node, python, ruby)
unirtm sync
# Scan and sync node versions only
unirtm sync node
# Scan and sync python versions only
unirtm sync python
# Scan and sync ruby versions only
unirtm sync ruby
Usage:
unirtm sync [tool] [flags]
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation promptsunirtm tasks
描述: Manage and inspect tasks defined in the config file
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Manage and inspect tasks defined in the config file.
Tasks are defined in the [tasks] section of unirtm.toml.
Use 'unirtm run <task>' to execute them.
Sub-commands:
list List all defined tasks
info Show details about a specific task
deps Show task dependency graph
edit Open a task in $EDITOR
Examples:
unirtm tasks
unirtm tasks list
unirtm tasks info build
unirtm tasks deps
unirtm tasks edit test
Usage:
unirtm tasks [flags]
unirtm tasks [command]
Aliases:
tasks, t
Available Commands:
deps Show task dependency graph
edit Open task definition in $EDITOR
info Show details about a specific task
list List all tasks defined in the config file
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation prompts
Use "unirtm tasks [command] --help" for more information about a command.unirtm test-tool
描述: Test a tool installs and executes
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Test a tool installs and executes by downloading it and running a version/help check.
This command installs the specified tools (or all tools in the configuration if no arguments
are provided) and then attempts to execute their provided binaries to verify that they run
correctly without dynamic linking or architecture issues.
Examples:
# Test all tools in the current unirtm.toml
unirtm test-tool
# Test GitHub CLI
unirtm test-tool cli/cli
# Test a specific version
unirtm test-tool node@20.0.0
unirtm test-tool node 20.0.0
Usage:
unirtm test-tool [tool[@version]...] [flags]
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation promptsunirtm token
描述: Show tokens from environment variables
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Show tokens from environment variables
Usage:
unirtm token [provider] [flags]
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation promptsunirtm tool
描述: Show information about a specific tool
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Show detailed information about a specific tool.
Displays backend, installed versions, active version, shim location,
and the config file that sets the active version.
Examples:
# Show info for GitHub CLI
unirtm tool cli/cli
# JSON output
unirtm tool cli/cli --json
# Specify backend explicitly
unirtm tool github:cli/cli
Usage:
unirtm tool <tool> [flags]
Flags:
--active Only show active versions
--backend Only show backend field
--config-source Only show config source
--description Only show description field
--installed Only show installed versions
--requested Only show requested versions
--tool-options Only show tool options
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation promptsunirtm tool-stub
描述: Execute a tool stub
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描述: Mark a configuration file as trusted
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Marks all project-related configuration files as trusted.
Trusted files are allowed to be automatically loaded and their environment variables applied.
If no path is provided, it automatically trusts all configuration files in the current directory.
Use --all (-a) to also trust the global configuration file (~/.config/unirtm/unirtm.toml).
Use --list (-l) to view the current project's trusted configuration files.
Use --list --all (-la) to view all globally trusted configuration files.
Usage:
unirtm trust [path] [flags]
Flags:
-a, --all also trust the global config file (~/.config/unirtm/unirtm.toml)
-l, --list list trusted configuration files (current project by default)
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation promptsunirtm uninstall
描述: Uninstall development tools and package specifications
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Uninstall development tools and package specifications.
The uninstall command removes specified versions of tools, including:
- The tool installation directory
- Shim scripts
- Database records
This is a destructive operation and requires explicit confirmation unless
the --force flag is used.
Examples:
# Uninstall Node.js version 20.0.0 (with confirmation)
unirtm uninstall node 20.0.0
# Uninstall Python version 3.11.5 without confirmation
unirtm uninstall python 3.11.5 --force
# Uninstall multiple tools concurrently
unirtm uninstall node@20.11.0 go@1.22.1 python@3.12.0 --force
# Uninstall with JSON output
unirtm uninstall go 1.21.0 --json --force
Usage:
unirtm uninstall [tool[@version]...] [flags]
Aliases:
uninstall, un
Flags:
-f, --force skip confirmation prompt
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation promptsunirtm unset
描述: Remove environment variables from the config file
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Remove environment variables from the config file.
Deletes the specified key(s) from the [env] section of unirtm.toml.
Examples:
# Remove a variable
unirtm unset NODE_ENV
# Remove from global config
unirtm unset --global GITHUB_TOKEN
Usage:
unirtm unset <KEY>... [flags]
Flags:
-e, --env string environment-specific config file (e.g. unirtm.<env>.toml)
-g, --global write to global config (~/.config/unirtm/unirtm.toml)
-p, --path string directory to write config file into (default: current directory)
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation promptsunirtm untrust
描述: Revoke trust from a configuration file
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Revokes trust from a previously trusted configuration file.
Once untrusted, the file's environment variables and configuration will no longer be automatically loaded.
Usage:
unirtm untrust [path] [flags]
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation promptsunirtm unuse
描述: Remove tools from the config file without uninstalling
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Remove tools from the config file without uninstalling them.
Deletes the specified tool(s) from the [tools] section of unirtm.toml
and removes the corresponding database record. The installed files are
kept on disk — use 'unirtm uninstall' to also delete the binaries.
Examples:
# Remove a specific version
unirtm unuse cli/cli@2.70.0
# Remove a tool (removes its DB record regardless of version)
unirtm unuse node
# Aliases
unirtm rm cli/cli
unirtm remove node
Usage:
unirtm unuse <tool[@version]>... [flags]
Aliases:
unuse, rm, remove
Flags:
--all remove all versions of the tool from the config
-e, --env string environment-specific config file
-g, --global remove from global config (~/.config/unirtm/unirtm.toml)
-p, --path string directory of config file to edit
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation promptsunirtm update
描述: Update installed development tools
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Update installed development tools to newer versions.
The update command checks for available updates and applies them.
It respects version constraints defined in configuration files.
Examples:
# Preview all available updates (no changes applied)
unirtm update --preview
# Update a specific tool to its latest version
unirtm update node
# Update a specific tool to a specific version
unirtm update node 22.0.0
# Update all installed tools
unirtm update --all
# Preview what would be updated for all tools (explicit)
unirtm update --all --preview
# Update with JSON output
unirtm update node --json
Usage:
unirtm update [tool] [version] [flags]
Aliases:
update, up
Flags:
-a, --all update all installed tools
-f, --force skip confirmation prompt
-p, --preview show what would be updated without applying changes
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation promptsunirtm upgrade
描述: Upgrade installed development tools (alias for update)
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Upgrade installed development tools to newer versions.
This command is exactly the same as 'unirtm update' and is provided for compatibility.
Usage:
unirtm upgrade [tool] [version] [flags]
Aliases:
upgrade, upg
Flags:
-a, --all update all installed tools
-f, --force skip confirmation prompt
-p, --preview show what would be updated without applying changes
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation promptsunirtm use
描述: Set a tool version in the config file
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Set a tool version in the configuration file.
The use command writes a tool version declaration into the nearest
unirtm.toml or .unirtm.toml configuration file. If neither file exists
it creates unirtm.toml in the target directory.
Examples:
# Set node version in current directory's config
unirtm use node@20.0.0
# Set globally (writes to ~/.config/unirtm/config.toml)
unirtm use node@20.0.0 --global
# Set in a specific directory
unirtm use node@20.0.0 --path /path/to/project
# Set multiple tools
unirtm use node@20.0.0 python@3.11.0
Usage:
unirtm use <tool>@<version> [flags]
Aliases:
use, u
Flags:
-e, --env string environment-specific config file (e.g. unirtm.<env>.toml)
-f, --force force reinstall even if the tool is already installed
-g, --global write to global config (~/.config/unirtm/config.toml)
-p, --path string directory to write config file into (default: current directory)
-P, --pin resolve prefix/alias/range to precise concrete version
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation promptsunirtm version
描述: Print the version number of unirtm
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Display version information including build details, commit hash, and build time.
Usage:
unirtm version [flags]
Aliases:
version, v
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation promptsunirtm watch
描述: Watch files and run task on changes
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Watch files in the current directory and automatically run the specified task when changes occur.
Usage:
unirtm watch <task> [flags]
Aliases:
watch, w
Flags:
--clear Clear the screen before running the task
-d, --debounce int Debounce delay in milliseconds (default 500)
-g, --glob strings Watch only files matching these glob patterns (e.g. *.go)
-i, --ignore strings Ignore files matching these patterns
-s, --shell Run task inside a shell
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation promptsunirtm where
描述: Display the installation path of a tool
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Display the installation path of a specific tool version.
The where command prints the directory where a tool version is installed.
If no version is specified, it returns the path of the latest installed version.
Examples:
# Show installation path of node (latest installed)
unirtm where node
# Show installation path of a specific version
unirtm where node 20.0.0
Usage:
unirtm where <tool> [version] [flags]
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation promptsunirtm which
描述: Display the path to the tool binary
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Display the full path to the binary of a tool.
The which command searches the install_path of the tool in the database,
then looks for the binary in common bin/ sub-directories.
Examples:
# Show binary path of node (latest installed)
unirtm which node
# Show binary path of a specific version
unirtm which node 20.0.0
Usage:
unirtm which <tool> [version] [flags]
Flags:
-a, --all Show all matches
--plugin Alias for --provider
-p, --provider Show provider instead of path
-t, --tool string Filter by specific tool
-v, --version Show version instead of path
Global Flags:
-C, --cd string change directory before running command
-c, --config string config file path (default: .unirtm.toml or unirtm.toml)
--dry-run show what would happen without making changes
-E, --env string set the environment for loading configuration
--help help for this command
--jobs int how many jobs to run in parallel (default 8)
-j, --json enable JSON output format
--locked require lockfile URLs to be present during installation
--no-config do not load any config files
--no-env do not load environment variables from config files
--no-hooks do not execute hooks from config files
-q, --quiet enable quiet mode (minimal output)
--silent suppress all task output and non-error messages
-V, --verbose enable verbose output (debug logging)
-y, --yes answer yes to all confirmation prompts