Man pages

Every mpm command carries a Unix manual page, walked out of the live command tree while this site builds. A manual therefore cannot describe a release other than the one it ships beside, which is the whole reason none of them is written by hand.

The index below is rendered by click_extra.sphinx from the click_extra_manpages list in docs/conf.py. Each entry points at the browser-viewable HTML rendering produced when mandoc (preferred) or groff is on PATH during the build.

• mpm(1) — CLI options shared by all subcommands.

• mpm-cleanup(1) — Cleanup local data.

• mpm-config-template(1) — Print per-manager overrides as a TOML config template.

• mpm-doctor(1) — Diagnose managers health.

• mpm-dump(1) — Snapshot installed packages to a TOML manifest or a Brewfile.

• mpm-help(1) — Show help for a command.

• mpm-install(1) — Install a package.

• mpm-installed(1) — List installed packages.

• mpm-managers(1) — List the package managers detected on the system.

• mpm-orphans(1) — List orphaned packages.

• mpm-outdated(1) — List outdated packages.

• mpm-remove(1) — Remove a package.

• mpm-restore(1) — Install packages referenced in TOML files.

• mpm-sbom(1) — Export installed packages to a SBOM document.

• mpm-search(1) — Search packages.

• mpm-sync(1) — Sync local package info.

• mpm-upgrade(1) — Upgrade packages.

• mpm-which(1) — Locate CLIs on system.

The raw .1 files sit in this same directory, next to the renderings above, under mpm.1 for the root command and mpm-{subcommand}.1 for the rest. Reading them in a terminal covers the rest: reading one straight from the CLI with --man, installing the release bundle into MANPATH, and regenerating the set from source in a packaging build phase.