Usage:¶

kim-api-v2-collections-management list [--with-version] [--log] kim-api-v2-collections-management set-user-models-dir <directory> kim-api-v2-collections-management set-user-drivers-dir <directory> kim-api-v2-collections-management install [--force]

(CWD | environment | user | system [--sudo]) (<openkim-item-id>... | <local-item-path>... | OpenKIM |

OpenKIM_with_history)

kim-api-v2-collections-management reinstall [--interacitive] [--sudo]

(<openkim-item-id> | <local-item-path>)...

kim-api-v2-collections-management remove [--interactive] [--sudo] <item-id>... kim-api-v2-collections-management remove-all [--interactive] [--sudo]

list:¶

List installed kim-api models and model drivers

* '--with-version' print the kim-api version used to compiled the item. * '--log' generate a kim.log file. This will show any errors that

occur as the utility searches for installed items.

set-user-models-dir:¶

Rewrite configuration file with provided directory

set-user-drivers-dir:¶

Rewrite configuration file with provided directory

install:¶

Install model and/or model driver from openkim.org or from a local path * Installing to the environment collection places items in the first directory of the list.) * 'install --force' is essentially equivalent to 'reinstall', but works even when the item is not currently installed. * 'OpenKIM' installs all 'current' items found at openkim.org,

whereas 'OpenKIM_with_history' installs all 'current' and all 'old' items.

reinstall:¶

Remove and reinstall items. WARNING: This will remove and reinstall the entire directory of files

associated with the item.

remove:¶

Remove model or model driver. WARNING: This will remove the entire directory of files associated

with the item.

remove-all:¶

Remove all items from all collections. WARNING: This will remove the entire directory of files associated

with all items.

Usage:¶

kim-api-v2-collections-management list [--with-version] [--log] kim-api-v2-collections-management set-user-models-dir <directory> kim-api-v2-collections-management set-user-drivers-dir <directory> kim-api-v2-collections-management install [--force]

(CWD | environment | user | system [--sudo]) (<openkim-item-id>... | <local-item-path>... | OpenKIM |

OpenKIM_with_history)

kim-api-v2-collections-management reinstall [--interacitive] [--sudo]

(<openkim-item-id> | <local-item-path>)...

kim-api-v2-collections-management remove [--interactive] [--sudo] <item-id>... kim-api-v2-collections-management remove-all [--interactive] [--sudo]

list:¶

List installed kim-api models and model drivers

* '--with-version' print the kim-api version used to compiled the item. * '--log' generate a kim.log file. This will show any errors that

occur as the utility searches for installed items.

set-user-models-dir:¶

Rewrite configuration file with provided directory

set-user-drivers-dir:¶

Rewrite configuration file with provided directory

install:¶

Install model and/or model driver from openkim.org or from a local path

* Installing to the environment collection places items in the first

directory of the list.)

* 'install --force' is essentially equivalent to 'reinstall', but works

even when the item is not currently installed.

* 'OpenKIM' installs all 'current' items found at openkim.org,

whereas 'OpenKIM_with_history' installs all 'current' and all 'old' items.

reinstall:¶

Remove and reinstall items. WARNING: This will remove and reinstall the entire directory of files

associated with the item.

remove:¶

Remove model or model driver. WARNING: This will remove the entire directory of files associated

with the item.

remove-all:¶

Remove all items from all collections. WARNING: This will remove the entire directory of files associated

with all items.