list

gox list shows the Go dependencies of the project.

By default, it shows the direct dependencies declared in gox.json. The installation and administration of these modules is developed in Dependencies.

Use

gox list

The command does not accept arguments.

Direct dependencies

No options, gox list only the direct dependencies declared in the gox.json.

gox list

Ejemplo:

github.com/google/uuid	latest
github.com/gox-lang/gox	v1.0.0
github.com/shopspring/decimal	latest

Each dependency occupies a line with the format:

<module>	<version>

The module and version are separated by a tabulator. The dependencies are alphabetically ordered by the module path.

The version corresponds to the value declared in gox.json, so it can be a concrete version like v1.0.0 or latest.

Transitive dependencies

The options -t and --transitive include the transitive dependencies of the project:

gox list -t

gox list --transitive

Both options are equivalent.

In this mode the same output format is maintained:

<module>	<version>

The versions correspond to the versions resolved in the Go module graph.

For example:

github.com/google/uuid	v1.6.0
github.com/gox-lang/gox	v1.0.0
github.com/shopspring/decimal	v1.4.0

For this reason, a dependency declared as latest can appear with a specific version.

Best practices

• Use gox list to consult the dependencies declared directly by the project.
• Use -t or --transitive when you also need to consult the transitive dependencies and their solved versions.
• Use the versions shown by gox list -t when you need to know exactly what versions are part of the current graph.

See also

• Dependencies