j1mr10rd4n/homebrew-tap
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These formulae are either under development or not available in the [core taps](https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew/wiki/Interesting-Taps-&-Branches).

How do I install these formulae?
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Just `brew tap j1mr10rd4n/homebrew-tap` and then `brew install <formula>`.

If the formula conflicts with one from another tap, you can `brew install j1mr10rd4n/tap/<formula>`.

You can also install via URL:


    brew install https://raw.github.com/j1mr10rd4n/homebrew-tap/master/<formula>.rb

Formula notes
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Meteor

Meteor is included here because it has the ability to upgrade itself and homebrew does not allow that (see [meteor issue #16](https://github.com/meteor/meteor/issues/16)).
I intend to keep it up to date here, but it should be remembered that if you have, say, meteor-0.9.4 installed via homebrew and you do brew upgrade meteor, even though homebrew will download the new package, meteor itself won't be upgraded until you do meteor update.


j1mr10rd4n/homebrew-tap
=======================

These formulae are either under development or not available in the [core taps](https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew/wiki/Interesting-Taps-&-Branches).

How do I install these formulae?
--------------------------------
Just `brew tap j1mr10rd4n/homebrew-tap` and then `brew install <formula>`.

If the formula conflicts with one from another tap, you can `brew install j1mr10rd4n/tap/<formula>`.

You can also install via URL:


    brew install https://raw.github.com/j1mr10rd4n/homebrew-tap/master/<formula>.rb

Formula notes
-------------

Meteor

Meteor-1.1 has been released but it's now even less compatible with homebrew. It now uses a launcher that insists on installing a meteor warehouse in ~/.meteor. Even if the homebrew formula is updated, you still end up with ~/.meteor, so it seems to defeat the purpose!
I've pushed a [meteor-1.1 branch](https://github.com/j1mr10rd4n/homebrew-tap/tree/meteor-1.1) with the updated tarball location and sha checksum in case anyone wants to have a go at forcing meteor to play nicely with homebrew.

Meteor 1.0 is included here because it has the ability to upgrade itself and homebrew does not allow that (see [meteor issue #16](https://github.com/meteor/meteor/issues/16)).
I intend to keep it up to date here, but it should be remembered that if you have, say, meteor-0.9.4 installed via homebrew and you do brew upgrade meteor, even though homebrew will download the new package, meteor itself won't be upgraded until you do meteor update.


Add note about meteor-1.1 release
Add note about meteor-1.1 release
