The info command supports the following sub-commands:
bindirerllibspathinstalldirversion
This command returns the bin directory for the installed/active version
of Erlang:
$ lfetool info bindirlfetool uses the environment variable ERL_LIBS to provide access to
all of a project's dependencies. Sometimes it's nice to see those lib dirs
directly, so this command is provided as a convenience:
$ lfetool info erllibslfetool uses the environment variable PATH to provide access to
any needed binaries. It also adds some default directories:
${DEPS}/lfe/bin/opt/erlang/erjang
Due to the fact that obtaining the lfetool PATH settings can be useful
for debugging or running commands manually, this is provided as a
convenience:
$ lfetool info pathThis command returns the lib directory for the installed/active version
of Erlang:
$ lfetool info installdirTo get all the versions defined in your project (lfetool looks for versions
defined in package.exs and src/*.app.src as well as git tags), use the
followingn command:
$ lfetool info version