Homebrew formula

[gokaygurcan]

Hi,

The idea is great but installing this app should be easier/smoother. I don't like to move an executable stuff into some folders etc. :) So, it'd be really nice to create a formula for this app imho.

Nice work! Thanks for sharing it.

Best,
G.

[kevinschoon]

@gokaygurcan Thank you for the feedback, I will look into creating a Homebrew formula for OSX soon.

[gokaygurcan]

Perfect! I'm not fluent in Go but if I can find some time, I'll also check and try to contribute ;)

[kevinschoon]

@gokaygurcan After reading the criteria for submitting Homebrew fomula, I'm not sure this project is quite large enough to justify submitting it yet. If a substantial amount of people find this tool useful (and I hope they do) then let's consider opening a PR. I will leave this issue open until then.

In the mean time I've updated the build process to cross compile Mach-O executables for Darwin which I hope you will find useful. You can checkout the latest release here.

[sundarv85]

+1 for homebrew. If you see Watson is present in homebrew. Instead of a time tracker like Watson, I would prefer to use pomo + time tracking. And a fan of Go! :)

[pvinis]

I temporarily added it here.

Install it with brew install pvinis/pvinis/pomo.

[kevinschoon]

Thanks @pvinis! I did not realize this was possible with brew, maybe we could maintain that config in this repo.

[pvinis]

yea, it's super easy. I don't know if it's possible in this repo, but for sure you can make a new repo with the required name etc and just copy my file. Then here we can just add the one line instructions to install using brew.

Basically you need a repo with a name like homebrew-<your-username> and in there a dir called Formula and in there a file called pomo so you can install it with brew install pomo after brew tap <your-username>/<your-username>. The formulas have specific formats etc, but for now it's easy to just have manually. Maybe later your CI can do it, but that's not for now.

For reference:
https://docs.brew.sh/How-to-Create-and-Maintain-a-Tap