NoiX Homebrew tap

One tap for every NoiX product. Add it once, then install anything from it by name.

brew tap NoiXdev/tap

A tap is a source of software definitions — adding it changes nothing on your machine by itself, and it only needs doing once.

Homebrew will not load anything from a tap it does not know, so tell it once that this one is yours:

brew trust --tap NoiXdev/tap

Without it, an install stops with "Refusing to load cask … from untrusted tap" rather than installing. The answer is recorded in ~/.homebrew/trust.json on your machine and applies to everything here, now and later.

Available

	Install	Documentation
dotfix — keep macOS terminal setups in sync across machines	brew install dotfix	docs.noix.dev/dotfix
macSCP — browse and move files between your Mac and your servers, side by side	brew install --cask macscp	docs.noix.dev/macscp
Notefix — local-first notes with folders, sync between devices and a protected vault	brew install --cask notefix	github.com/NoiXdev/notefix
Printy — watch folders and print the files that land in them	brew install --cask printy	docs.noix.dev/printy

A name is enough once the tap is added. If another tap offers something under the same name, spell it out: brew install NoiXdev/tap/dotfix.

Updating

brew update
brew upgrade dotfix

Only finished releases are published here. Pre-releases — betas and release candidates — are deliberately left out, because brew upgrade makes no distinction and would hand them to everyone. To try one, take it from that product's releases page.

Removing

brew uninstall dotfix
brew untap NoiXdev/tap

Requirements

macOS. Everything published here is built for both Apple silicon and Intel in a single binary.

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Maintainers: adding a product is a file here, not a new repository. See SETUP.md.