The Grails Framework 2.4.4

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(Quick Reference) # list-plugins ## Purpose Lists the available plugins ## Examples
    grails list-plugins
## Description Usage:
    grails list-plugins
    grails list-plugins -repository=myRepository
    grails list-plugins -installed
Fired Events: `StatusUpdate` - When the plugin list is being refreshed `StatusError` - When there was an error updating the plugin list Arguments: `repository` - The name of the repository to use, otherwise all known repositories will be scanned. See the section on Plugin repositories in the user guide. `installed` - List only the plugins that are installed into the current Grails application. Lists the plugins that are installable. Note: This command can take a while to execute depending in your internet connectivity. Typical output looks like this:
    Plugins available in the grailsCentral repository are listed below:
    -------------------------------------------------------------
    acegi               <0.5.3.2>        --  Grails Spring Security 2.0 Plugin
    activemq            <0.3>            --  Grails ActiveMQ Plugin
    activiti            <5.6>            --  Grails Activiti Plugin
    ajax-uploader       <0.3>            --  Ajax Uploader Plugin
    ajaxflow            <0.2.1>          --  This plugin enables Ajaxified Webflows
    akismet             <0.2>            --  Akismet Anti-Spam Plugin
    alfresco            <0.4>            --  Plugin de integracion con Alfresco.
    ...
The first column contains the plugin name, the second the version and the last the description. If you require more info about a plugin you can use the plugin-info command. If you wish to install a plugin you can use the plugin name and/or version in combination with the install-plugin. Note: If you are behind a proxy you may want to consider using the set-proxy command prior to running this command. | Quick Reference (hide)