Conda commands
The conda
command is the primary interface for managing
installations of various packages. It can:
Query and search the Anaconda package index and current Anaconda installation.
Create new conda environments.
Install and update packages into existing conda environments.
Tip
You can abbreviate many frequently used command options that
are preceded by 2 dashes (--
) to just 1 dash and the first
letter of the option. So --name
and -n
are the same, and
--envs
and -e
are the same.
For full usage of each command, including abbreviations, see Command reference. You can see the same information at the command line by viewing the command-line help.