Install a toolbox from command line?

Hi, I am on a RedHat Linux machine. I am using R2020b. How do I install the following package from the command line without graphical interaction?

https://www.mathworks.com/products/mapping.html

I understand there are this and this answers but the first one is graphical while the second one is specific to another package.

Answer 1

[Steven Lord]

I would probably use the silent installation process.

[Tashrif Tashrif]

Steven, thank you for trying but that has no reference for installing toolboxes! If I am missing it, can you quote a line from there?

[Steven Lord]

Open the installer_input.txt file. At the end of the file is a list of products. As per the instructions in the file uncomment the product(s) you want to install or leave that section alone to install everything.

[Tashrif Tashrif]

Right but that is pre-facto exclusion instruction. I was asking about post-facto inclusion instruction. I want to install a toolbox to an old MATLAB. The toolbox was not installed during MATLAB installation in the past. Do you know how to do that?

[Walter Roberson]

When you run the silent installer marking toolboxes that were not already installed, then it will add to the current installation.

[Steven Lord]

Specify the destinationFolder (the first section in the installer_input.txt file) as the directory where your existing installation is located (matlabroot) and specify the new product you want to be installed in that last section.