TechQuests Homebrew Tap

Official Homebrew tap for TechQuests developer tools.

Available Formulae

mac-free

A free command replacement for macOS that displays memory usage information similar to the Linuxi free command.

Features:

• Displays total, used, free, shared, buffer/cache, and available memory
• Supports human-readable output
• Simple and easy to use

crontab-guru

Interactive terminal-based cron expression editor built with Go and Bubble Tea.

Features:

• Interactive TUI for creating and editing cron expressions
• Real-time validation and feedback
• Built with Bubble Tea framework

Repository: techquestsdev/crontab-guru

git-context

A powerful CLI tool for managing multiple Git configuration profiles.

Features:

• Switch between different Git identities (work, personal, school, etc.)
• Manage multiple configuration profiles with a single command
• Simplify your Git workflow

Repository: techquestsdev/git-context

Installation

First, add this tap to Homebrew:

brew tap techquestsdev/tap

Then install any of the available tools:

# Install mac-free
brew install mac-free

# Install crontab-guru
brew install crontab-guru

# Install git-context
brew install git-context

Quick Install (One Command)

You can also install directly without adding the tap first:

# Install mac-free
brew install techquestsdev/tap/mac-free

# Install crontab-guru
brew install techquestsdev/tap/crontab-guru

# Install git-context
brew install techquestsdev/tap/git-context

Updating

To update to the latest versions:

brew update
brew upgrade mac-free crontab-guru git-context

Uninstalling

To remove a tool:

brew uninstall mac-free
# or
brew uninstall crontab-guru
# or
brew uninstall git-context

To remove the tap:

brew untap techquestsdev/tap

License

All formulae are distributed under the MIT License.

Contributing

Issues and pull requests are welcome! Please report any problems or suggestions on the individual tool repositories.

About

This tap is maintained by TechQuests and provides easy installation for our developer tools through Homebrew.