Ebro

Using the ebrow workspace script

curl --location --output ebrow 'https://github.com/sirikon/ebro/releases/latest/download/ebrow'
chmod +x ebrow

ebrow is a Bash script that contains a reference to an exact Ebro version and is able to download it, verify its integrity, and place it inside the .ebro directory, created next to itself. Read the base script.

This is the recommended way of installing and using Ebro, as the ebrow file can be committed to a code repository, helping to maintain a consistent environment for all the collaborators in a project.

Each release includes it's own ebrow file with the correct version and checksums included. This way, for updating Ebro, all you need to do is replace your current ebrow with the one from a new release.

The script depends on:

• Bash >= 4
• sha256sum
• curl

Any regular Linux distro should satisfy these dependencies already, but Mac users will need to install sha256sum (with brew install coreutils) and a newer Bash (with brew install bash) because Mac's stock Bash is 3.2.x.

Manually

• Go to the latest release, or any release.
• Download the appropriate binary for your operating system and processor architecture (check both using uname -s and uname -m) and its accompanying .sha256 file.
• Verify the binary integrity by running sha256sum -c <binary>.sha256.
  • Mac users will need to install sha256sum with brew install coreutils.
• Place the verified binary wherever you want in your system.