homebrew?

[Okumura Takahiro]

mruby-cli is so great for me! So I need it from Homebrew

Like this:

# /usr/local/Library/Formula/mruby-cli.rb
require "formula"

class MrubyCli < Formula
  desc "A utility for setting up a CLI with mruby that compiles binaries to Linux, OS X, and Windows"
  homepage "https://github.com/hone/mruby-cli/"
  url "https://github.com/hone/mruby-cli/releases/download/v0.0.3/mruby-cli-0.0.3-i386-apple-darwin14.tgz"
  version "v0.0.3"
  sha256 "6b46ddd15ec17d6ed8cfcf7f200e3fb86281de4ed5f7c25aaf9a70eb180dae4b"

  def install
    bin.install 'mruby-cli'
  end
end

[Colin Rymer]

Homebrew/legacy-homebrew#46085

[Terence Lee]

@colinrymer thanks for doing this. Is there something we need to do to keep this up to date? /cc @toch

[Colin Rymer]

Whenever there's a new mruby-cli release, someone will need to update the homebrew formula, but that's a pretty easy process (and something folks using homebrew do a lot).

[Christophe Philemotte]

@colinrymer we're also working on a osx package, would it make it easier to maintain the formula?

[zzak]

Seems like they require a source build for homebrew, but I'm not sure what that implies.

They also mentioned a binary release would be supported under different sources, like cask or homebrew/binary. Also unsure what that would take.

Would be nice to get mruby-cli packages out there in the wild, at set the stage for other tool developers to do that.

[Jeremy Jung]

I attempted to submit mruby-cli as a binary to homebrew cask but it was rejected as they ask open source CLI tools to be submitted to homebrew instead (Homebrew/homebrew-cask#35650). Going through homebrew requires that the applications be able to be compiled on the user's mac as well as on homebrew's MacOS Travis-CLI build setup. Can the mruby-cli binary be built natively in OSX without docker? If it can be built in OSX I can submit a new homebrew formula with the compilation steps. If not, then I can request that the cask PR be reopened due to mruby-cli not being able to be built from OSX without docker.

[Terence Lee]

Thanks for your interest in getting this into homebrew. In theory you can dot that, but you'll probably want to comment out all of the other build options in `build_config.rb`. It's still easiest in docker since the whole toolchain is setup.

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[Jeremy Jung]

Thank you for the help. I was able to build locally after editing it to just have a single Build.new call with the clang tool chain.

It looks like I'll have to patch build_config.rb in my formula submission which homebrew's audit rules state is not allowed on an initial submission. I will see if they will make an exception to avoid needing to change the mruby-cli repository.

[Jeremy Jung]

mruby-cli was merged into homebrew today. You can install it with brew install mruby-cli.

[Terence Lee]

@jeremyjung thanks so much! ❤️