I have moved my own homebrew tap to the organization DraftBrew for more public one.
By using this custom tap, it is much simpler to install ducker on macOS.
First, add the custom tap at once
brew tap draftbrew/tap
and then install the package.
brew install ducker
Then, it will download ducker source and install rust, build with cargo, register bin to path automatically.
I think it is also possible to use homebrew on linux but I have never tried.
The reason why I am registering this to the custom tap is the minumum requirements.
be maintained (i.e. the last release wasn’t ages ago, it works without patching on all Homebrew-supported OS versions and has no outstanding, unpatched security vulnerabilities)
be stable (e.g. not declared “unstable” or “beta” by upstream)
be known (e.g. GitHub repositories should have >=30 forks, >=30 watchers or >=75 stars)
be used
have a homepage
Once the project ready for that, I will submit the official formula to the homebrew-core and will migrate the custom one to the official one.
I have moved my own homebrew tap to the organization DraftBrew for more public one. By using this custom tap, it is much simpler to install
ducker
on macOS.First, add the custom tap at once
and then install the package.
Then, it will download ducker source and install rust, build with cargo, register bin to path automatically. I think it is also possible to use homebrew on linux but I have never tried.
The reason why I am registering this to the custom tap is the minumum requirements.
Once the project ready for that, I will submit the official formula to the homebrew-core and will migrate the custom one to the official one.