@@ -58,33 +58,31 @@ brews:
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log_path var/"log/candy/output.log"
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error_log_path var/"log/candy/output.log"
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caveats : |
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- <<~EOS
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- To finish the installation, you need to create a DNS resolver file
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- in /etc/resolver/YOUR_DOMAIN. Creating the /etc/resolver directory
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- and the config file requires superuser privileges. You can set things
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- up with an one-liner
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+ To finish the installation, you need to create a DNS resolver file
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+ in /etc/resolver/YOUR_DOMAIN. Creating the /etc/resolver directory
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+ and the config file requires superuser privileges. You can set things
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+ up with an one-liner
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- sudo candy setup
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+ sudo candy setup
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- Alternatively, you can execute the following bash script
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+ Alternatively, you can execute the following bash script
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- sudo mkdir -p /etc/resolver && \\
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- sudo chown -R $(whoami):$(id -g -n) /etc/resolver && \\
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- cp #{etc/"resolver/candy-test"} /etc/resolver/candy-test
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+ sudo mkdir -p /etc/resolver && \\
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+ sudo chown -R $(whoami):$(id -g -n) /etc/resolver && \\
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+ cp #{etc/"resolver/candy-test"} /etc/resolver/candy-test
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- To have launchd start Candy now and restart at login
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+ To have launchd start Candy now and restart at login
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- brew services start candy
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+ brew services start candy
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- Or, if you don't want/need a background service you can just run
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+ Or, if you don't want/need a background service you can just run
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- candy run
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+ candy run
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- A sample Candy config file is in #{etc/"candyconfig"}. You can
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- copy it to your home to override Candy's default setting
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+ A sample Candy config file is in #{etc/"candyconfig"}. You can
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+ copy it to your home to override Candy's default setting
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- cp #{etc/"candyconfig"} ~/.candyconfig
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- EOS
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+ cp #{etc/"candyconfig"} ~/.candyconfig
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test : |
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http = free_port
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https = free_port
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