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CLI Tools Cabinet 1.4

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@flaviocopes flaviocopes released this 07 Oct 07:42
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v1.4.0
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CLI Tools Cabinet 1.4 finds the commands you put in ~/bin by hand, and the app now sees every folder your shell adds to your PATH.

What's new

  • ~/bin is always scanned. Scripts and binaries you dropped in ~/bin show up as local tools, even when ~/bin isn't on your PATH. The clitools command finds them too.
  • The app reads your shell's PATH. Apps opened from Finder or the Dock get a short system PATH, so the app missed the folders your .zshrc, .bash_profile or config.fish adds, like ~/.composer/vendor/bin, and dropped those tools on its next scan. Now it asks your login shell for its PATH when it starts, and finds the same tools as clitools in your terminal.

Install

If you already use CLI Tools Cabinet, it offers this update by itself. Click Install and Relaunch, or choose CLI Tools Cabinet → Check for Updates… to get it right away.

Otherwise, download CLI-Tools-1.4.0.zip, unzip it, and drag CLI Tools Cabinet to your Applications folder. It runs on macOS 14 Sonoma or later, on Apple silicon and Intel Macs.

The catalog lives in ~/Library/Application Support/CliTools/catalog.json, and nothing from your shell history or agent transcripts is written to it.

SHA-256 of the zip: 6c6de24d6a931f167a2a1d3256a9c6ca1e0da6c3b70fee5b9149c72cb57b0f9a

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