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NAME

       kim-api-v2-collections-management  -  provides  information regarding the models and model
       drivers

DESCRIPTION

       This utility provides information regarding the models and model drivers installed in each
       of  the  four  collections  defined  by the kim-api package. The utility also provides the
       ability to build and install/remove models and drivers if the kim-api development  package
       has been installed.

   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.

SEE ALSO

       The full documentation for kim-api-v2-collections-management is maintained  as  a  Texinfo
       manual.  If the info and kim-api-v2-collections-management programs are properly installed
       at your site, the command

              info kim-api-v2-collections-management

       should give you access to the complete manual.

kim-api-v2-collections-management: --versioAugust 2018      kim-api-v2-collections-management(24)