CLI

lawn catalog

Browse, search, and install apps from the Lawn catalog.

Command	Description
`lawn catalog list`	List available app templates
`lawn catalog search <query>`	Search templates by name, description, or tags
`lawn catalog info <id>`	Show details for a template
`lawn catalog install <id>`	Install an app from the catalog

lawn catalog list

List all available app templates.

lawn catalog list

Aliases: ls

Option	Description
`--category <name>`	Filter by category
`-q, --quiet`	Only display template IDs

# Filter by category
lawn catalog list --category Media

# Get just the IDs (useful for scripting)
lawn catalog list --quiet

lawn catalog search

Search available app templates by name, description, or tags.

lawn catalog search <query>

Option	Description
`-q, --quiet`	Only display template IDs

lawn catalog search photos
lawn catalog search "password manager"

lawn catalog info

Show full details for an app template, including its description, features, and links.

lawn catalog info <template-id>

lawn catalog info jellyfin
lawn catalog info paperless-ngx

lawn catalog install

Install an app from the catalog. This pulls the container image, creates an instance, and starts it.

lawn catalog install <template-id>

Option	Description
`--name <name>`	Custom name for the instance
`-p, --port <mapping>`	Port override as `containerPort:hostPort` (repeatable)
`--random-port`	Use randomly assigned free ports
`--var <assignment>`	Variable value as `NAME=VALUE` (repeatable)
`--no-start`	Create the instance without starting it

# Basic install
lawn catalog install vaultwarden

# Custom name and port
lawn catalog install jellyfin --name "Media Server" --port 8096:9000

# Supply required variables non-interactively
lawn catalog install paperless-ngx --var ADMIN_PASSWORD=mypassword

# Install without starting
lawn catalog install nextcloud --no-start

If an app requires user-provided variables (like an admin password), the CLI prompts you interactively. Use --var to skip the prompts.