Scoop Windows Package Manager Snippets

# Install a program
scoop install git

# Update all programs
scoop update -a

# Add extras bucket
scoop bucket add extras

# Set proxy
scoop config proxy 2.3.4.5:3128

# Uninstall a program
scoop uninstall <program>
# Uninstall and delete all persistent data
# Can use -p or --purge option
scoop uninstall -p <program>

# Clean packages
scoop cleanup *

# Install multiple packages at once
Set-ExecutionPolicy -ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -Scope CurrentUser; Invoke-RestMethod -Uri https://get.scoop.sh | Invoke-Expression ; scoop bucket add extras ; scoop bucket add nerd-fonts ; scoop install 7zip autohotkey bat clink deno diff-so-fancy duf dust eza fd firefox fzf git go grep gron imagemagick JetBrainsMono-NF jq lazygit lua make neovim nodejs nomino pnpm poppler python qbittorrent ripgrep s sd sharex wezterm yazi zig zoxide jid yq doggo gping
# Command that will automatically install Scoop and every single package that might be used
# source: Windows 11 dotfiles by https://github.com/nikitarevenco/dotfiles

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Installing and using scoop

On Windows, install tools using Scoop. Run the command line installer using instructions from scoop. No administrative rights are needed.

After scoop is installed, search for programs you want to use at Scoop, then on command line, using the scoop command to install them.

For example, to install git, VS Code, and Figma:

# Add extras bucket to scoop which has more programs
scoop bucket add extras
scoop install extras/vscode git figma

For example, install nodejs long term support version and python latest version:

scoop install nodejs-lts python