Ideally, an install script consists in two parts:
1) A one liner that a user may copy paste to their terminal/shell (a la HomeBrew)
2) A script (bound to said one liner) that clones the repo, builds the library, adds it somewhere sane and puts it on the path.
Options to automatically resolve dependencies and setup Atom with language-howl would be nice.
Ideally, an install script consists in two parts: 1) A one liner that a user may copy paste to their terminal/shell (a la HomeBrew) 2) A script (bound to said one liner) that clones the repo, builds the library, adds it somewhere sane and puts it on the path.
Options to automatically resolve dependencies and setup Atom with
language-howlwould be nice.For inspiration (not going to work out of the box): https://github.com/active-logic/uta/blob/master/publish_macOS.sh https://github.com/active-logic/uta/blob/master/publish_win.sh (git-bash only)