The circup show command will print a list of all libraries that are available in any bundles that circup is aware of.Â
The list is rather long, 487 libraries at the time of this writing, so be prepared to do some scrolling if you're trying to find something specific within it. The optional MATCH argument can be used to narrow the list to libraries of interest by searching for a specific string.
Note that the show command does not interact with a connected device and therefore does not require a device to be connected in order to be used.
$ circup show --help Usage: circup show [OPTIONS] [MATCH] Show a list of available modules in the bundle. These are modules which *could* be installed on the device. If MATCH is specified only matching modules will be listed. Options: --help Show this message and exit.
Match Argument
The match argument is optional. If passed the list will be narrowed down to only libraries that include the string specified. This can be used to help find libraries you are interested in by searching for keywords like circup show ble to find libraries related to BLE for example.
$ circup show $ circup show ble $ circup show spark $ circup show display
$ circup show AT24MAC_EEPROM P1AM absolute_mouse adafruit_24lc32 adafruit_74hc595 adafruit_acep7in # ...
$ circup show ssd adafruit_displayio_ssd1305 adafruit_displayio_ssd1306 adafruit_ssd1305 adafruit_ssd1306 adafruit_ssd1322 adafruit_ssd1325 adafruit_ssd1327 adafruit_ssd1331 adafruit_ssd1351 adafruit_ssd1608 adafruit_ssd1675 adafruit_ssd1680 adafruit_ssd1681 13 shown of 487 packages.
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