macpak offers an intuitive wrapper around Homebrew that allows for easy browsing, installation, and uninstallation of packages using a fuzzy-finder interface. It also features a zapper tool to remove non-brew applications along with their residual files, streamlining the macOS user experience.
macpak is an interactive command-line wrapper designed to simplify the usage of Homebrew on macOS. By providing a fuzzy-finder interface with live previews, macpak allows users to effortlessly browse, install, and uninstall Homebrew packages, significantly reducing the need for repetitive typing of commands. Additionally, macpak features a zapper tool that ensures complete removal of applications installed outside of Homebrew, including any residual files.
Key Features
- Fuzzy Search: Quickly find Homebrew formulas and casks using a fuzzy search algorithm.
- Interactive Workflow: Navigate an intuitive install and uninstall flow to streamline package management.
- Zapper Functionality: Effectively remove non-brew applications and their associated leftovers from the system.
- Cached Index: Experience faster searches and operations through a cached index of Homebrew packages.
- Diagnostic Command: Use the
doctorcommand to perform sanity checks on the required and optional tools for operation.
Requirements
Usage Examples
macpak search [query] # Search available Homebrew formulae and casks; Enter to install
macpak list [query] # List installed Homebrew formulae and casks; Enter to uninstall
macpak zap <keyword> # Remove non-brew apps along with leftovers
macpak cache-refresh # Refresh the cached Homebrew index
macpak doctor # Check required and optional tools and configuration
For comprehensive guidance on configuration settings, refer to the documentation and explore the story behind macpak for insights into its development.
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