Integrate with homebrew? #168
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Hi @commjoen, Thank you for the comment. We added the .pkg file so that it was easier to install. The package not only contains the executable but also some files required for SUPER to work. Nevertheless, it surely seems much more reasonable to create a way so that users can install it with Homebrew. We do have a lack of knowledge on how to do this, though, and I myself have never used a Mac computer, so that's also an issue. I will try to figure out how to do it. In fact, we already generate packages for Linux distributions automatically for each release and we upload them to GitHub, so maybe we don't need to change the infrastructure so much for this. I'm adding it to the list of TO-DO's, and will update this issue if there is any news. |
Hi @Razican , Ofcourse, I am very willing to help and test in there. Can we use something like the OWASP slack (https://owasp.herokuapp.com/) to collaborate? |
Hi @Razican , as I am currently pretty flooded with work, it might take a while before I can start fixing it myself, but i hope to find some time in the near future. |
Hi @commjoen, I understand, try to do your best, there is no release being prepared for the near future, in any case. |
Hi @Razican , I unfortunately don't think I will have time for it. I have scripted around it at https://github.com/xebia/mobilehacktools and never found the time to do it "proper" with Brew integration. Let's close this issue for now. |
Hi there,
I am starting a project in which I want to include a bunch of android and ios pentesting tools and distribute them to my mac using Ansible. So I wonder:
Right now i compiled the executable for mac myself and i am downloading it from my dropbox, but it would be really great if i can get the executable from your releases (And not an installer).
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