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@f12r/f12r

v1.0.1

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A macOS developer environment setup and management CLI.

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Readme

f12r

f12r is a macOS CLI for checking, installing, and uninstalling common developer tools.

It helps developers:

  • inspect their machine with f12r doctor
  • install missing tools with f12r setup
  • install everything non-interactively with f12r setup --all
  • remove supported tools with f12r uninstall

Features

  • checks for Homebrew, Git, Node.js, npm, Docker, and VS Code
  • shows friendly colored output
  • installs missing tools with Homebrew
  • installs selected VS Code extensions
  • supports interactive and --all setup flows
  • works as a global CLI command: f12r

Install

Homebrew

brew install FahimMuntashir/f12r/f12r

npm

npm install -g @f12r/f12r

Quick Start

f12r --help
f12r doctor
f12r setup

Commands

f12r doctor

Checks whether these tools are installed:

  • Homebrew
  • Git
  • Node.js
  • npm
  • Docker
  • VS Code

It also shows version info when available.

f12r setup

  • detects missing tools
  • installs Homebrew automatically if needed
  • asks before installing each missing tool
  • can install these VS Code extensions:
  • esbenp.prettier-vscode
  • dbaeumer.vscode-eslint
  • GitHub.copilot

f12r setup --all

Installs all missing supported tools without per-tool prompts.

f12r uninstall

Lets the user choose a supported tool to remove with Homebrew.

Local Development

npm install
node index.js --help
node index.js doctor
node index.js setup
node index.js uninstall

To link it globally on your machine:

npm link

Tech Stack

  • Node.js
  • CommonJS
  • commander
  • inquirer
  • chalk
  • ora
  • execa

Project Links

  • GitHub source: https://github.com/FahimMuntashir/f12r
  • Homebrew tap: https://github.com/FahimMuntashir/homebrew-f12r
  • npm package: @f12r/f12r

Maintainer Notes

If you are updating or republishing this project later, use:

  • RELEASE_GUIDE.md for the full release workflow
  • AI_CONTEXT.md for future AI-agent handoff context