Hi,
The features that stand out to me immediately are: […] CLI searching and installing. Caskroom member here. With our recent integration into Homebrew last year, I think Homebrew now brings to the table a big part of what would be needed to manage TM bundles via CLI today.
In fact, anyone is free to create an (unofficial) Homebrew tap for TextMate bundles. A tap is just a GitHub repo, e. g. github.com/textmate/homebrew-bundles. It would contain a number of package files, which essentially point to the individual download URLs of the tmbundles.
This is what the user would do once to tap into the repo:
$ brew tap textmate/bundles To search for plugins, you’d run:
$ brew tm search arduino ==> Exact Match tm-arduino To install a tmbundle, you’d run:
$ brew tm install arduino If more than three people find this useful, I’ll be happy to piece together a small PoC.
Regards, Claudia
I think this would be super useful. Especially, if there is a way to create a syncable set.
More specifically, I would like to be able to create "working sets of bundles". Not only in TM but in other editors too, the plugin world gets out of control. I do actually want the plugins for 10 or more different languages, but having them all installed at once doesn't always work out well.
On Jul 3, 2017, at 22:51, Claudia Pellegrino tm_emailaddress@cpellegrino.de wrote:
Hi,
The features that stand out to me immediately are: […] CLI searching and installing. Caskroom member here. With our recent integration into Homebrew last year, I think Homebrew now brings to the table a big part of what would be needed to manage TM bundles via CLI today.
In fact, anyone is free to create an (unofficial) Homebrew tap for TextMate bundles. A tap is just a GitHub repo, e. g. github.com/textmate/homebrew-bundles. It would contain a number of package files, which essentially point to the individual download URLs of the tmbundles.
This is what the user would do once to tap into the repo:
$ brew tap textmate/bundles To search for plugins, you’d run:
$ brew tm search arduino ==> Exact Match tm-arduino To install a tmbundle, you’d run:
$ brew tm install arduino If more than three people find this useful, I’ll be happy to piece together a small PoC.
Regards, Claudia
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To install a tmbundle, you’d run:
$ brew tm install arduino If more than three people find this useful, I’ll be happy to piece together a small PoC.
This would extremely useful. I use Homebrew for so much already. Having it for bundles would a huge benefit.
Ryan
On Jul 4, 2017, at 1:51 AM, Claudia Pellegrino tm_emailaddress@cpellegrino.de wrote:
Hi,
The features that stand out to me immediately are: […] CLI searching and installing. Caskroom member here. With our recent integration into Homebrew last year, I think Homebrew now brings to the table a big part of what would be needed to manage TM bundles via CLI today.
In fact, anyone is free to create an (unofficial) Homebrew tap for TextMate bundles. A tap is just a GitHub repo, e. g. github.com/textmate/homebrew-bundles. It would contain a number of package files, which essentially point to the individual download URLs of the tmbundles.
This is what the user would do once to tap into the repo:
$ brew tap textmate/bundles To search for plugins, you’d run:
$ brew tm search arduino ==> Exact Match tm-arduino To install a tmbundle, you’d run:
$ brew tm install arduino If more than three people find this useful, I’ll be happy to piece together a small PoC.
Regards, Claudia
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I use Textmate and Brew. Linking them sounds good.
On Tue, Jul 4, 2017 at 11:03 AM, Ryan Fitzer ryanfitzer@gmail.com wrote:
To install a tmbundle, you’d run:
$ brew tm install arduino If more than three people find this useful, I’ll be happy to piece
together a small PoC.
This would extremely useful. I use Homebrew for so much already. Having it for bundles would a huge benefit.
Ryan
On Jul 4, 2017, at 1:51 AM, Claudia Pellegrino < tm_emailaddress@cpellegrino.de> wrote:
Hi,
The features that stand out to me immediately are: […] CLI searching and installing. Caskroom member here. With our recent integration into Homebrew last year, I think Homebrew now brings to the table a big part of what would be needed to manage TM bundles via CLI today.
In fact, anyone is free to create an (unofficial) Homebrew tap for TextMate bundles. A tap is just a GitHub repo, e. g. github.com/textmate/homebrew-bundles. It would contain a number of package files, which essentially point to the individual download URLs of the tmbundles.
This is what the user would do once to tap into the repo:
$ brew tap textmate/bundles To search for plugins, you’d run:
$ brew tm search arduino ==> Exact Match tm-arduino To install a tmbundle, you’d run:
$ brew tm install arduino If more than three people find this useful, I’ll be happy to piece together a small PoC.
Regards, Claudia
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I am actually trying to avoid using homebrew. There are lots of great things in homebrew but a few flaws are definitely the assumptions about the path and also the total lack of vetting. Homebrew wants to own /usr/local as if nothing else is there. Mac Ports on the other hand is a bit more careful to use an uncommon path in /opt and that is pretty valuable to me.
Many package managers do not really have strong vetting or security policies. Homebrew is one of those. Mac Ports is also not great at that.
It would be great if there were more guarantees than just whatever is on github and visible to homebrew.
A directory of sorts to work with would be great but I feel like this is clearly a modern and missing feature, I am just not sure unmanaged homebrew github repos is the thing. I would like to hear more before people just jump on the convenience.
On Jul 7, 2017, at 12:02, Lewis Overton <akakie@gmail.com mailto:akakie@gmail.com> wrote:
I use Textmate and Brew. Linking them sounds good.
On Tue, Jul 4, 2017 at 11:03 AM, Ryan Fitzer <ryanfitzer@gmail.com mailto:ryanfitzer@gmail.com> wrote:
To install a tmbundle, you’d run:
$ brew tm install arduino If more than three people find this useful, I’ll be happy to piece together a small PoC.
This would extremely useful. I use Homebrew for so much already. Having it for bundles would a huge benefit.
Ryan
On Jul 4, 2017, at 1:51 AM, Claudia Pellegrino <tm_emailaddress@cpellegrino.de mailto:tm_emailaddress@cpellegrino.de> wrote:
Hi,
The features that stand out to me immediately are: […] CLI searching and installing. Caskroom member here. With our recent integration into Homebrew last year, I think Homebrew now brings to the table a big part of what would be needed to manage TM bundles via CLI today.
In fact, anyone is free to create an (unofficial) Homebrew tap for TextMate bundles. A tap is just a GitHub repo, e. g. github.com/textmate/homebrew-bundles http://github.com/textmate/homebrew-bundles. It would contain a number of package files, which essentially point to the individual download URLs of the tmbundles.
This is what the user would do once to tap into the repo:
$ brew tap textmate/bundles To search for plugins, you’d run:
$ brew tm search arduino ==> Exact Match tm-arduino To install a tmbundle, you’d run:
$ brew tm install arduino If more than three people find this useful, I’ll be happy to piece together a small PoC.
Regards, Claudia
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Hi,
I am also interested in Bundle development from time to time.
The features that stand out to me immediately are: Github hosting
I think almost all of the bundles are hosted on GitHub at: https://github.com/textmate/
In-app searching and installing
If you open up preferences and then click on "Bundles", you can search for and install bundles in the app!
Many package managers do not really have strong vetting or security policies. Homebrew is one of those.
Thanks for pointing this out! I agree that in 2017 we should be taking security seriously. I'd love to learn though, what are some good ways to set up vetting and security policies?
When I created a Homebrew (Cask?) I actually added `sha256 :no_check` to the definition because the Elixir bundle does not have any "releases" or "tags" yet :( https://github.com/claui/homebrew-textmate/pull/1/files I opened an issue asking them to create a stable release. https://github.com/elixir-lang/elixir-tmbundle/issues/132
Can we disable the `sha256 :no_check` option, and force all packages to reference a signed release?
Josh
On 7/7/17 7:19 PM, じょいすじょん wrote:
I am actually trying to avoid using homebrew. There are lots of great things in homebrew but a few flaws are definitely the assumptions about the path and also the total lack of vetting. Homebrew wants to own /usr/local as if nothing else is there. Mac Ports on the other hand is a bit more careful to use an uncommon path in /opt and that is pretty valuable to me.
Many package managers do not really have strong vetting or security policies. Homebrew is one of those. Mac Ports is also not great at that.
It would be great if there were more guarantees than just whatever is on github and visible to homebrew.
A directory of sorts to work with would be great but I feel like this is clearly a modern and missing feature, I am just not sure unmanaged homebrew github repos is the thing. I would like to hear more before people just jump on the convenience.
On Jul 7, 2017, at 12:02, Lewis Overton <akakie@gmail.com mailto:akakie@gmail.com> wrote:
I use Textmate and Brew. Linking them sounds good.
On Tue, Jul 4, 2017 at 11:03 AM, Ryan Fitzer <ryanfitzer@gmail.com mailto:ryanfitzer@gmail.com> wrote:
> To install a tmbundle, you’d run: > > $ brew tm install arduino > If more than three people find this useful, I’ll be happy to piece together a small PoC. This would extremely useful. I use Homebrew for so much already. Having it for bundles would a huge benefit. Ryan On Jul 4, 2017, at 1:51 AM, Claudia Pellegrino <tm_emailaddress@cpellegrino.de <mailto:tm_emailaddress@cpellegrino.de>> wrote: Hi, The features that stand out to me immediately are: […] CLI searching and installing. Caskroom member here. With our recent integration into Homebrew last year, I think Homebrew now brings to the table a big part of what would be needed to manage TM bundles via CLI today. In fact, anyone is free to create an (unofficial) Homebrew tap for TextMate bundles. A tap is just a GitHub repo, e. g. github.com/textmate/homebrew-bundles <http://github.com/textmate/homebrew-bundles>. It would contain a number of package files, which essentially point to the individual download URLs of the tmbundles. This is what the user would do once to tap into the repo: $ brew tap textmate/bundles To search for plugins, you’d run: $ brew tm search arduino ==> Exact Match tm-arduino To install a tmbundle, you’d run: $ brew tm install arduino If more than three people find this useful, I’ll be happy to piece together a small PoC. Regards, Claudia _______________________________________________ textmate mailing list textmate@lists.macromates.com <mailto:textmate@lists.macromates.com> http://lists.macromates.com/listinfo/textmate <http://lists.macromates.com/listinfo/textmate> _______________________________________________ textmate mailing list textmate@lists.macromates.com <mailto:textmate@lists.macromates.com> http://lists.macromates.com/listinfo/textmate <http://lists.macromates.com/listinfo/textmate>
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