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  1. opam - opam

    opam is a source-based package manager for OCaml. It supports multiple simultaneous compiler installations, flexible package constraints, and a Git-friendly development workflow. Managing …

  2. How to install opam - OCaml

    How to install opam This page describes how to install and configure opam. For further help on how to use opam, either read opam --help or move on to the Usage guide.

  3. opam - Usage - OCaml

    Since opam 2.1, opam is able to be invoked using a previous version of its command line. It's recommended that all opam commands in scripts use it, and also blog posts and other …

  4. The opam manual - OCaml

    To avoid duplicating efforts for managing installations, a stand-alone opam-installer tool is provided with opam that can perform installations and uninstallations from these files, or even …

  5. opam - Packages - OCaml

    Feb 18, 2014 · The drom tool is a wrapper over opam/dune in an attempt to provide a cargo-like user experience org:ocamlpro: dropbox: 0.2: Binding to the Dropbox Remote API dropbox …

  6. opam FAQ - OCaml

    opam is designed to be run strictly as user (non-root), and except for the explicit options provided during opam init, opam only writes within ~/.opam (and /tmp). This directory — the default …

  7. How to install opam - OCaml

    How to install opam This page describes how to install and configure opam and external solvers . For further help on how to use opam, either read opam --help or move on to the Usage guide.

  8. opam - Advanced Usage - OCaml

    OPAM will add the default OPAM repository when initializing, and you add your development repository afterwards under the name devel. The git backend will be used because the URL …

  9. opam manpage - OCaml

    Although opam only supports roots (˜/.opam/) for the current version, it does provide backwards compatibility for its command-line interface. Since CLI version support was only added in …

  10. opam - opam 2.3.0 release

    The resulting opam file remains compatible with all previous opam 2.x releases. If you have an opam repository, you should make sure all files are listed so every packages continues to work …

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