# list-plugins

## Purpose

Lists the plugins available from the Griffon standard repository

## Examples

    griffon list-plugins

## Description

Usage:

    griffon list-plugins
    griffon list-plugins --repository=myRepository
    griffon list-plugins --installed

Options:

- `repository` - The name of the repository used to produce the list of available plugins, otherwise all known repositories will be scanned. See the section on Artifact repositories in the user guide.
- `installed` - List only the plugins that are installed into the current Griffon application.

Lists the plugins that are installable via the Griffon standard repository. Note: This command can take a while to execute depending in your internet connectivity. Typical output looks like this:

    Plugins available in the griffon-local repository are listed below:
    --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    Name                          Releases             Titleswing                         1                    Enables Swing support
    swt                           1                    Enables SWT supportPlugins available in the griffon-legacy repository are listed below:
    --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    Name                          Releases             Titleabeilleform-builder           3                    A Builder for Abeille Forms
    actions                       2                    Action management
    activejdbc                    3                    Persistence support via Activejdbc
    airbag                        1                    Griffon Airbag Plugin
    avro                          3                    Apache Avro support
    barcode                       2                    Generate and display barcodes
    berkeleydb                    6                    Berkeleydb support
    carbonado                     3                    Persistence support via Carbonado
    cassandra                     1                    Cassandra support
    ...

The first column contains the plugin name, the second the version and the last the description. If you require more info about a plugin you can use the plugin-info command. If you wish to install a plugin you can use the plugin name and/or version in combination with the install-plugin.

> Note: If you are behind a proxy you may want to consider using the set-proxy command prior to running this command.