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homebrew

Defines Homebrew aliases.

Also adds the Homebrew-managed zsh/site-functions path into your fpath.

Aliases

Homebrew

brewa auto uninstalls formulae that are no longer needed.
brewc cleans the cache.
brewC scrubs the cache, including downloads for the latest versions.
brewd checks your system for potential problems.
brewe edits given formula.
brewi shows information about given formula.
brewI installs given formula.
brewl lists installed formulae.
brewL lists installed formulae that don't depend on other installed formula.
brewo lists outdated installed formulae.
brewr reinstalls given formula.
brews performs a search of formula names.
brewS manages background services with macOS' launchctl daemon manager.
brewu updates Homebrew and all formulae.
brewU upgrades outdated and unpinned formulae.
brewx uninstalls a given formula.
brewX deletes all installed versions of given formula.

Homebrew Cask

caske edits given cask.
caski shows information about given cask.
caskI installs given cask.
caskl lists installed casks.
casko lists outdated installed casks.
caskr reinstalls given cask.
casks performs a search of cask tokens.
caskU upgrades given cask or all outdated casks, if none given.
caskx uninstalls given cask.
caskX uninstalls even if given cask does not appear to be present.
caskz zaps all files associated with given cask.

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homebrew's Issues

Adding Homebrew's zsh functions to module

Homebrew install's all the ZSH functions for applications installed info /opt/homebrew/share/zsh/site-functions by default using $(brew --prefix)/share/zsh/site-functions to get the exact path.

Should fpath+="$(brew --prefix)/share/zsh/site-functions" be added after the brew availability check to add these functions in? Or is there a better way?