apk-fetch8
Download packages from global repositories to a local directory
Usage
apk fetch
[<options> ...]
packages ...
Overview
apk fetch downloads the requested packages from the configured package repositories (see apk-repositories(5)) to a local directory. The current working directory is used as the destination directory unless -o is specified.
Options
In addition to the global options (see apk(8)), and query options (see apk-query(8)) the following options are supported:
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--built-after TIMESPEC -
Only fetch packages that have buildtime more recent than TIMESPEC. TIMESPEC can be a "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS" date, or seconds since epoch.
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--link, -l -
Create hard links if possible.
-
--pkgname-spec PKGNAME_SPEC -
Generate downloaded package names with PKGNAME_SPEC specification. Does not work with
--pruneunless the specification starts with${name}[-_.].
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--output, -o DIR -
Write the downloaded file(s) to DIR.
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--simulate[=BOOL] -
Simulate the requested operation without making any changes.
Note: this option is unreliable if needed indexes are not up-to-date as this omits refreshing or downloading of missing indexes.
-
--stdout, -s -
Dump the .apk file(s) to stdout.
Note: this option is incompatible with-o,-R, and the global--progressoption.
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--url -
Print the full URL for downloaded packages.