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.. _search_command_ref-label:

###############
 Search Command
###############

Synopsis
========

``dnf5 search [options] <pattern>...``


Description
===========

The ``search`` command in ``DNF5`` is used for searching packages by matching
given keywords from the user against various metadata.

By default the command searches for all requested keys (AND operation) in
`Name` or `Summary` fields from the RPM package metadata. Matching is
case-insensitive and globs are supported.


Options
=======

``--all``
    | Search patterns also inside `Description` and `URL` fields.
    | By applying this option the search lists packages that match at least one of the keys (OR operation).

``--showduplicates``
    | Show all versions of packages, not only the latest ones.


Examples
========

``dnf5 search kernel``
    | Search ``kernel`` keyword inside `Name` or `Summary` package metadata fields.

``dnf5 search rpm dbus``
    | Search packages having both ``rpm`` and ``dbus`` keywords inside `Name` or `Summary` fields.

``dnf5 search --all fedora gnome kde``
    | Search packages having any of given keywords in `Name`, `Summary`, `Description` or `URL` fields.


See Also
========

    | :manpage:`dnf5-specs(7)`, :ref:`Patterns specification <specs_misc_ref-label>`