public async Task <IEnumerable <Package> > GetInstalledPackages()
{
_choco.Set(
config =>
{
config.CommandName = CommandNameType.list.ToString();
config.ListCommand.LocalOnly = true;
});
var chocoConfig = _choco.GetConfiguration();
// Not entirely sure what is going on here. When there are no sources defined, for example, when they
// are all disabled, the ListAsync command isn't returning any packages installed locally. When in this
// situation, use the nugetService directly to get the list of installed packages.
if (chocoConfig.Sources != null)
{
var packages = await _choco.ListAsync <PackageResult>();
return(packages
.Select(package => GetMappedPackage(_choco, package, _mapper, true))
.ToArray());
}
else
{
var nugetService = _choco.Container().GetInstance <INugetService>();
var packages = await Task.Run(() => nugetService.list_run(chocoConfig));
return(packages
.Select(package => GetMappedPackage(_choco, package, _mapper, true))
.ToArray());
}
}
// This can take a while with many packages
private static int GetOutdatedCount()
{
GetChocolatey chocolatey = Lets.GetChocolatey();
chocolatey.SetCustomLogging(new chocolatey.infrastructure.logging.NullLog());
chocolatey.Set(c => { c.CommandName = "outdated"; c.PackageNames = ApplicationParameters.AllPackages; });
INugetService nuget = chocolatey.Container().GetInstance <INugetService>();
ConcurrentDictionary <string, PackageResult> upgradeResults = nuget.upgrade_noop(chocolatey.GetConfiguration(), null);
return(upgradeResults.Values.Count((v) => { return !v.Inconclusive; }));
}
