The repo doubles as a Homebrew tap: brew tap accepts an explicit git URL, so Casks/brewbar.rb here is enough — no separate homebrew-* repo. The cask downloads the zipped Release build from the matching Forgejo release (v<version>) and verifies it against the pinned sha256. dist/ (local release artifacts) is gitignored. Install: brew tap maxsoch/brewbar https://forgejo.socheleau.fr/maxsoch/BrewBar.git brew install --cask --no-quarantine maxsoch/brewbar/brewbar Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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535 B
Ruby
19 lines
535 B
Ruby
cask "brewbar" do
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version "1.0"
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sha256 "c30d33c454190568fb1652320313537abf665dd3b7f1de9dd495e8d29f6d04f8"
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url "https://forgejo.socheleau.fr/maxsoch/BrewBar/releases/download/v#{version}/BrewBar-#{version}.zip"
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name "BrewBar"
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desc "Menu bar app to monitor and upgrade Homebrew packages"
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homepage "https://forgejo.socheleau.fr/maxsoch/BrewBar"
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depends_on macos: ">= :sequoia"
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app "BrewBar.app"
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zap trash: [
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"~/Library/Application Support/BrewBar",
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"~/Library/Preferences/com.MaxSoch.BrewBar.plist",
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]
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end
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