raiku info displays name, version, language, author, description, tags, dependencies, SHA-256, local install status, and changelog for any indexed package.
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
raiku info is the primary way to inspect a package before or after installation. It reads the local index (populated by raiku sync) and presents a rich summary panel covering every metadata field: name, version, language, author, description, license, homepage, repository path, SHA-256 hash, tags, dependencies, and local install status with an installation timestamp. Two optional flags extend the output to include the full formatted changelog from the cached version.yml and a recursive ASCII dependency tree, giving you a complete picture of the package and its place in your local environment.
When --changelog is passed and the package is installed, raiku info reads version.yml from the cache and renders a changelog panel:
╭─── Changelog — v1.2.0 ────────────────────────────────────────╮│ • Added SIMD-optimised matrix multiplication ││ • Fixed overflow in fast_div for values > 2^31 ││ • Improved test coverage to 94% ││ ││ Stability: stable │╰────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╯
The --changelog and --deps-tree flags require the package to be installed locally. For uninstalled packages, raiku info shows index metadata only and prints a note that the extended data is not available.
Pipe raiku info PACKAGE --json into jq for scriptable package inspection. For example: raiku info fast-math --json | jq '.tags'