0.3.0 • Published 8 years ago
binc v0.3.0
binc
Keeping your binaries in sync
binc is a command line tool for easily keeping track of binaries that you want installed on your Mac. Sort of like mackup, but for your applications. Currently supports Homebrew, Homebrew Cask, and Ruby Gems.
Details
You keep track of the binaries/applications that you want installed on your computer in a .yml
file. You can share this between computers using Dropbox. If you start working on another computer you can simply run binc
and it will setup any applications that weren't already installed.
Use Cases
- If you use multiple Macs and want them to run the same software
- If you want to easily reinstall your binaries on a fresh install of Mac OS X
Currently Supports
- Homebrew
- Homebrew Cask
- Ruby Gems
Installation
npm install -g binc
Recommended
We recommend using binc
with mackup. Add a binc.cfg
to your ~/.mackup
directory.
[application]
name = binc
[configuration_files]
.binc
Configuration
Configuration files will be created the first time you run binc
if they do not already exist.
Homebrew
- Create a file named
brew.yml
in the~/.binc/
directory
taps:
- homebrew/php
packages:
- cmake
- direnv
- git
- mackup
- php56
- ruby
- thefuck
- tmux
- vim
- zsh
Homebrew Cask
- Create a file named
cask.yml
in the~/.binc/
directory
taps:
- caskroom/fonts
packages:
- alfred
- fantastical
- google-chrome-canary
- iterm2
- paw
- quicklook-json
- sequel-pro
- vagrant
- virtualbox
# Fonts
- font-inconsolata
Ruby Gems
- Create a file named
gem.yml
in the~/.binc/
directory
packages:
- bundler
- capistrano
- scss_lint
- tmuxinator
Syncing
- Run
binc
from the command line
To Do
- Node Support
- Pip Support
- Software Update Support?