… with the commandline appstore browser/client → nc-apps ← , you get much information which the browser interface does not provide. Here queries about twofactor_totp for three different nextcloud-versions:
nc-apps id=twofactor_totp --version=24
which shows you the last not yet shipped version:
nc-apps id=twofactor_totp --version=25
which shows you the first shipped version
and
nc-apps id=twofactor_totp --version=29
which shows you the actual version for Nextcloud 29
I wrote nc-apps specifically to quickly access information about apps on the console that I would otherwise only have been able to get by comparing different websites and files. To this day, nc-apps is still unrivaled in this regard, since it shows information about shipped apps as well, what the browser appstore does not.
This query for example:
nc-apps shipped enabled --nopager
… provides unlike occ not only a list of app-id’s but the app names and additional informations such as issue tracker url, if restrictable to groups, if allways enabled or can be disabled etc. as well.
I use it daily and can’t imagine life without it, so maybe some of you will like it too.
Much and good luck,
ernolf