If the package you are viewing has more than one client, this will be indicated in the package details screen. In the example below, this Docker package has two clients, Docker and Podman. Note the installation command, which is set for the currently selected client and repository. You can copy the installation command by clicking the copy icon on the right and use it to install your package.
Change the Client and/or Repository
If you change the client, the installation command is updated for that client. And if the package exists in more than one repository, you can select another repository, and the command updates for that repository. The example below shows the same package as in the previous example, but with a different client and repository selected. Note the change in the installation command.
Multi-Line Install Command
Some package types will have an installation command that is two or more lines. In this case, only the first line will initially appear, as shown below.
To display the full command, click Show more. The full command is displayed, as shown below.
Token Generation for Clients Using Explicit Authentication
Some package types with clients using explicit authentication require generating a token that is used in the installation command. For these package types, a Generate Token prompt appears before the installation command is displayed, as shown below.
To generate the token, enter your JFrog account password and click Generate Token. The command is then displayed, including the authentication token.