🍶 CI + CDN for Homebrew Taps.

📣 Right now, sake.sh is in a public beta phase. If you run into any weird behavior, please point it out to the GitHub issues at https://github.com/sake-sh/sake/issues or @uechz at Twitter.

How to use (for developers)

1. Install sake.sh GitHub Apps

For sake.sh to watch the release events, install GitHub Apps on your personal account or organizations.

2. Create a new release

As soon as you create a new release, sake.sh will start handling the event, detecting programming language, version, description, and release assets, produces a tailor-made formula for your app which will be available at https://sake.sh/<user|org>.

3. Your tap is ready to serve

You don't have to maintain a separate homebrew-<name> repository anymore. Every time you publish a release, sake.sh will automatically create a Homebrew formula and keep it updated. Users will get a new version of your app through Homebrew Tap served by sake.sh.

How to use (for users)

brew tap sake.sh/<user|org> https://sake.sh/<user|org>
brew install <package>

For instance, you can install gst from sake.sh/uetchy tap.

brew tap sake.sh/uetchy https://sake.sh/uetchy
brew install gst

Supported types

Go

sake.sh produces a formula that clones git repo and runs go build.

Rust

Soon

Generic

Anything that sake.sh failed to detect the language would fall into generic type (i.e., just-provide-binary type).

sake.sh will look out for arch-specific binaries in the release assets. If there is a binary for macOS, then sake.sh generates a formula for that binary.

See readme for the further information.