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This section describes Guix command-line utilities. Some of them are primarily targeted at developers and users who write new package definitions, while others are more generally useful. They complement the Scheme programming interface of Guix in a convenient way.
| • Invoking guix build | Building packages from the command line. | |
| • Invoking guix edit | Editing package definitions. | |
| • Invoking guix download | Downloading a file and printing its hash. | |
| • Invoking guix hash | Computing the cryptographic hash of a file. | |
| • Invoking guix import | Importing package definitions. | |
| • Invoking guix refresh | Updating package definitions. | |
| • Invoking guix style | Styling package definitions. | |
| • Invoking guix lint | Finding errors in package definitions. | |
| • Invoking guix size | Profiling disk usage. | |
| • Invoking guix graph | Visualizing the graph of packages. | |
| • Invoking guix publish | Sharing substitutes. | |
| • Invoking guix challenge | Challenging substitute servers. | |
| • Invoking guix copy | Copying to and from a remote store. | |
| • Invoking guix container | Process isolation. | |
| • Invoking guix weather | Assessing substitute availability. | |
| • Invoking guix processes | Listing client processes. |
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