If it’s written in Go, what are the npx/m commands for?
We published the package as a binary executable to npm.
Not everyone has go installed, and almost everyone has npm
go
npm
Fair enough. Have you considered maintaining a Homebrew package for it? I'll try it out by installing with Go myself, but Homebrew would be easier, and less icky than npm.
Yes.. We were gonna publish it on homebrew, scoop and conda-forge
but once we found out that you can publish binary executables on npm. We published it there are thought it should be enough.
And we also did tried publishing it on scoop but the request got rejected because the project was very nee
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If it’s written in Go, what are the npx/m commands for?
We published the package as a binary executable to npm.
Not everyone has
go
installed, and almost everyone hasnpm
Fair enough. Have you considered maintaining a Homebrew package for it? I'll try it out by installing with Go myself, but Homebrew would be easier, and less icky than npm.
Yes.. We were gonna publish it on homebrew, scoop and conda-forge
but once we found out that you can publish binary executables on npm. We published it there are thought it should be enough.
And we also did tried publishing it on scoop but the request got rejected because the project was very nee