Right now the only install path is npm install -g agent-react-devtools (or npx). For a daemon-backed CLI that's meant to be used across projects, it would be nice to install it at the system level instead of tying it to whatever Node/nvm version was active at install time. Globals installed under one Node version tend to disappear after nvm use.
Would it be possible to publish through the package managers people normally use for CLIs?
macOS + Linux:
- Homebrew (
brew install agent-react-devtools) — one formula covers both macOS and Linux via Homebrew on Linux.
Linux:
.deb for Debian/Ubuntu.rpm for Fedora/RHEL- AUR package for Arch
- Nix / nixpkgs
- Snap or Flatpak
Prebuilt binaries on GitHub Releases would also let all of the above consume the same artifacts.
Right now the only install path is
npm install -g agent-react-devtools(ornpx). For a daemon-backed CLI that's meant to be used across projects, it would be nice to install it at the system level instead of tying it to whatever Node/nvm version was active at install time. Globals installed under one Node version tend to disappear afternvm use.Would it be possible to publish through the package managers people normally use for CLIs?
macOS + Linux:
brew install agent-react-devtools) — one formula covers both macOS and Linux via Homebrew on Linux.Linux:
.debfor Debian/Ubuntu.rpmfor Fedora/RHELPrebuilt binaries on GitHub Releases would also let all of the above consume the same artifacts.