Homebrew Taps

Official Homebrew tap for euforicio's tools.

Installation

brew tap euforicio/taps

Available Formulas

dotlocal

Local HTTPS routing for any server runtime on macOS and Linux (ARM64 and x86_64).

brew install euforicio/taps/dotlocal
# Explicit macOS privileged listeners and certificate trust:
dotlocal init

Starting with dotlocal 0.1.2, the CLI and daemon retain signed automatic updates. Brew owns the launcher and bundled binary; signed CLI updates replace ~/.dotlocal/bin/dotlocal. A newer Brew bundle advances that runtime unless a version is pinned or the nightly channel is selected. An older bundle cannot downgrade a newer runtime. brew info dotlocal shows the package version; dotlocal version shows the running version.

The hourly Actions workflow authenticates dotlocal's stable channel with its pinned Ed25519 public key, checks all four release archive hashes, and tests real Brew installation, upgrade, signed rollback/update and strict HTTPS/HTTP2 on macOS/Linux ARM64/x86_64 before committing a formula change. Nightlies never update the formula. Unchanged channels produce no commit. The workflow uses the tap's own Actions token and needs no cross-repository credential.

brew uninstall dotlocal removes the launcher and bundle. User state and an explicitly installed macOS daemon remain. Remove that service first with sudo dotlocal uninstall if desired; formula operations never install a root service.

Repository: euforicio/dotlocal

wikimd

Local-first Markdown wiki with live file watching and elegant UI.

brew install wikimd

Repository: euforicio/wikimd

Usage:

# Start wiki server
wikimd --root ~/my-wiki

For enhanced search functionality, install ripgrep:

brew install ripgrep

Available Casks

scratchpad

Simple, native macOS scratchpad and clipboard manager.

brew install --cask scratchpad

This is available via this tap:

brew tap euforicio/taps
brew install --cask euforicio/taps/scratchpad

Repository: euforicio/scratchpad

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Adding More Tools

This tap can contain multiple formulas. To add a new tool:

1. Create a new formula file in Formula/<tool-name>.rb
2. Follow the Homebrew Formula Cookbook
3. Test locally: brew install --build-from-source Formula/<tool-name>.rb
4. Audit: brew audit --strict --online Formula/<tool-name>.rb
5. Commit and push

Maintainers

Maintained by euforicio.

License

Individual formulas may have different licenses. See each tool's repository for details.