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## DESCRIPTION
Homebrew-cask is a tool for installing precompiled OS X binaries (such as
Applications) from the command line. The user is never required to use the
Applications) from the command line. The user is never required to use the
graphical user interface.
## ALPHA-QUALITY SOFTWARE
Homebrew-cask works robustly enough that we welcome new users, but the
project is still in early development. That means command names, option
project is still in early development. That means command names, option
names, and other aspects of this manual are still subject to change.
## FREQUENTLY USED COMMANDS
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Uninstall Cask identified by <token>.
* `search` <text> | /<regexp>/:
Perform a substring search of known Cask tokens for <text>. If the text
Perform a substring search of known Cask tokens for <text>. If the text
is delimited by slashes, it is interpreted as a Ruby regular expression.
The tokens returned by `search` are suitable as arguments for most other
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Dump the given Cask definition file to the standard output.
* `cleanup` [--outdated]:
Clean up cached downloads and tracker symlinks. With `--outdated`,
Clean up cached downloads and tracker symlinks. With `--outdated`,
only clean up cached downloads older than 10 days old.
* `create` <token>:
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and open a template for it in your favorite editor.
* `doctor` or `dr`:
Check for configuration issues. Can be useful to upload as a gist for
Check for configuration issues. Can be useful to upload as a gist for
developers along with a bug report.
* `edit` <token>:
Open the given Cask definition file for editing.
* `fetch` [--force] <token> [ <token> ... ]:
Fetch remote resources for the given Cask to the local cache. With
Fetch remote resources for the given Cask to the local cache. With
`--force`, force re-download even if the resources are already cached.
* `home` or `homepage` [<token>]:
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Display information about the given Cask.
* `install [--force]` <token> [ <token> ... ]:
Install the given Cask. With `--force`, re-install even if the Cask
Install the given Cask. With `--force`, re-install even if the Cask
appears to be already present.
<token> is usually the ID of a Cask as returned by `brew cask search`,
but see [OTHER WAYS TO SPECIFY A CASK][] for variations.
* `list` or `ls` [-1 | -l] [ <token> ... ]:
Without any arguments, list all installed Casks. With `-1`, always
format the output in a single column. With `-l`, give a more detailed
Without any arguments, list all installed Casks. With `-1`, always
format the output in a single column. With `-l`, give a more detailed
listing.
If <token> is given, summarize the staged files associated with the
given Cask.
* `uninstall [--force]` or `rm` or `remove` <token> [ <token> ... ]:
Uninstall the given Cask. With `--force`, uninstall even if the Cask
Uninstall the given Cask. With `--force`, uninstall even if the Cask
does not appear to be present.
Note that `uninstall --force` is currently imperfect. It will follow
Note that `uninstall --force` is currently imperfect. It will follow
the `uninstall` instructions from *newest* Cask definition, even if
the given Cask has changed since you installed it. The result is that
the given Cask has changed since you installed it. The result is that
`uninstall --force` will always succeed in removing relevant files
under `/opt/homebrew-cask`, but will sometimes fail to remove relevant
installed files outside of `/opt/homebrew-cask`. This issue is being
installed files outside of `/opt/homebrew-cask`. This issue is being
addressed.
`uninstall` without `--force` is also imperfect. It may be unable to
`uninstall` without `--force` is also imperfect. It may be unable to
perform an `uninstall` operation if the given Cask has changed since you
installed it. This issue is being addressed.
installed it. This issue is being addressed.
* `zap` <token> [ <token> ... ]:
Unconditionally remove _all_ files associated with the given Cask.
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If the Cask definition contains a `zap` stanza, performs additional
`zap` actions as defined there, such as removing local preference
files. `zap` actions are variable, depending on the level of detail
files. `zap` actions are variable, depending on the level of detail
defined by the Cask author.
**`zap` may remove resources which are shared between applications.**
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Display all Casks available for install.
* `search` or `-S` <text> | /<regexp>/:
Perform a substring search of known Cask tokens for <text>. If the text
Perform a substring search of known Cask tokens for <text>. If the text
is delimited by slashes, it is interpreted as a Ruby regular expression.
* `update`:
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is detected.
* `--caskroom=<path>`:
Location of the Caskroom, where all binaries are stored. The default value is: `/opt/homebrew-cask/Caskroom`.
Location of the Caskroom, where all binaries are stored. The default value is: `/opt/homebrew-cask/Caskroom`.
* `--verbose`:
Give additional feedback during installation.
* `--appdir=<path>`:
Target location for Application links. The default value is `~/Applications`.
Target location for Application links. The default value is `~/Applications`.
* `--colorpickerdir=<path>`:
Target location for Color Picker links. The default value is `~/Library/Color Pickers`.
Target location for Color Picker links. The default value is `~/Library/Color Pickers`.
* `--prefpanedir=<path>`:
Target location for Preference Pane links. The default value is `~/Library/Preference Panes`.
Target location for Preference Pane links. The default value is `~/Library/Preference Panes`.
* `--qlplugindir=<path>`:
Target location for QuickLook Plugin links. The default value is `~/Library/QuickLook`.
Target location for QuickLook Plugin links. The default value is `~/Library/QuickLook`.
* `--fontdir=<path>`:
Target location for Font links. The default value is `~/Library/Fonts`.
Target location for Font links. The default value is `~/Library/Fonts`.
* `--servicedir=<path>`:
Target location for Service links. The default value is `~/Library/Services`.
Target location for Service links. The default value is `~/Library/Services`.
* `--input_methoddir=<path>`:
Target location for Input Method links. The default value is `~/Library/Input Methods`.
Target location for Input Method links. The default value is `~/Library/Input Methods`.
* `--internet_plugindir=<path>`:
Target location for Internet Plugin links. The default value is `~/Library/Internet Plug-Ins`.
Target location for Internet Plugin links. The default value is `~/Library/Internet Plug-Ins`.
* `--screen_saverdir=<path>`:
Target location for Screen Saver links. The default value is `~/Library/Screen Savers`.
Target location for Screen Saver links. The default value is `~/Library/Screen Savers`.
* `--no-binaries`:
Do not link “helper” executables to `/usr/local/bin`.
* `--binarydir=<path>`:
Target location for “helper” executable links. The default value is `/usr/local/bin`.
Target location for “helper” executable links. The default value is `/usr/local/bin`.
* `--debug`:
Output debugging information of use to Cask authors and developers.
## INTERACTION WITH HOMEBREW
Homebrew-cask is implemented as a external command for Homebrew. That means
this project is entirely built upon the Homebrew infrastructure. For
Homebrew-cask is implemented as a external command for Homebrew. That means
this project is entirely built upon the Homebrew infrastructure. For
example, upgrades to the Homebrew-cask tool are received through Homebrew:
brew update && brew upgrade brew-cask && brew cleanup && brew cask cleanup
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## OTHER WAYS TO SPECIFY A CASK
Most homebrew-cask commands can accept a Cask token as an argument. As
Most homebrew-cask commands can accept a Cask token as an argument. As
described above, the argument can take the form of:
* A token as returned by `brew cask search`, _eg_ `google-chrome`
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## ENVIRONMENT
Homebrew-cask respects many of the environment variables used by the
parent command `brew`. Please refer to the `brew`(1) man page for more
parent command `brew`. Please refer to the `brew`(1) man page for more
information.
Environment variables specific to homebrew-cask:
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be shy about reporting it on our [GitHub issues page](https://github.com/caskroom/homebrew-cask/issues?state=open).
When reporting bugs, remember that homebrew-cask is an independent project from
Homebrew. Do your best to direct bug reports to the appropriate project. If
Homebrew. Do your best to direct bug reports to the appropriate project. If
your command-line started with `brew cask`, bring the bug to us first!