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Download the latest version of brewall package.
- Place the brewall package where you want it.
- Legacy brewall.sh can be downloaded here.
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Or in terminal run below command.
git clone https://github.com/HyeongminKim/brewall.git [destination]
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Please add below command to your default shell config file
brewall() { <shell script destination> $@ }
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Now enjoy it
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If you see the permission denied error message run command like below.
chmod 755 foo.sh
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If you see the command not found: git error message run command like below.
xcode-select --install
- version: Print this script version and environment version.
- runtime: Print previous brewall launch time.
- changelog: View update changes
- status: Prints a log of problems encountered when updating brew.
- remove: brew package manager uninstall.
- --config: brewall config remove.
- --purge: brew package manager uninstall and brewall config remove.
- help: Print this help.
- First, run the
git remote update
command to access the remote branch. - You can check the supported update channels with the
git branch -r
command. - You can change the update channel with the
git checkout -t origin/<branch>
command.
File Name | Note |
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brewall.sh | This script is a root script, please only start with this script. (If you run it with another script, it will not work properly.) |
tools/install.sh | Initial setup and required packages are installed. If the requirements are not met during the check, this script will assist you with the installation. |
tools/upgrade.sh | Update the locally installed brewall repository to the latest version. See here how to change channels. |
tools/changelog.sh | A script that prints out changes according to the format when the update is successful. |
tools/extension.sh | Allows the user to write additional shell scripts, which is optional. (example file) |
- Show current support languages
- Localizing new languages
- Create a folder with the locale code name inside the localization folder and start localization.
- Improvement of existing localized language
- Thanks for contributing to brewall localization.
This work is licensed under a MIT License.