single-file-cli 2.0.14 (new cask)

[AngelaDMerkel]

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Please forgive me. I never use github for anything besides my shit tier personal projects and don't have much of an idea what I am doing. Everything seems to work and all the tests produce no errors, so in theory this should be good to go. As it pertains to the correct repo I have no idea.

[bevanjkay]

It looks this is an open-source cli-only binary, so you try submitting it as a formula to homebrew-core first.

[AngelaDMerkel]

It looks this is an open-source cli-only binary, so you try submitting it as a formula to homebrew-core first.

As far as I can tell from the documentation, it's required that the user can build from source. single-file-cli requires Deno and so I assumed wasn't compatible with the requirements for homebrew-core. Can hombrew-core accept only precompiled binaries?

[daeho-ro]

Insert new line before version, or run brew style --fix single-file.

[SMillerDev]

single-file-cli requires Deno and so I assumed wasn't compatible with the requirements for homebrew-core.

Deno is open source and can be used to build formula binaries.

[krehel]

Closing as agreed this should be attempted as a Formula first.