A command line alternative to the "Home Assistant Community Store", aka HACS

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unhacs

A command line alternative to the "Home Assistant Community Store", aka HACS

Installation

pipx install unhacs

Unhacs provides several commands to manage your Home Assistant packages:

To add a package, use the add command followed by the URL of the package. Optionally, you can specify the package name and version:

unhacs add --url <package_url> --name <package_name> --version <version>

If the package already exists, you can update it by adding the --update flag:

unhacs add --url <package_url> --update

To list all installed packages, use the list command:

unhacs list

For a more detailed output, add the --verbose flag:

unhacs list --verbose

To remove a package, use the remove command followed by the name of the package:

unhacs remove <package_name>

To upgrade all packages, use the upgrade command:

unhacs upgrade

To upgrade specific packages, add their names after the upgrade command:

unhacs upgrade <package_name_1> <package_name_2> ...

Unhacs is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.