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sidecast

v1.1.1

Published

Sideload Raycast extensions

Downloads

1

Readme

Sidecast

CLI tool for sideloading Raycast extensions

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Installation

npm install -g sidecast

Usage

  • sidecast help - Open the help menu
  • sidecast sideload <github repo> [-v, verbose] - Sideload an extension (GitHub Repo is user/repo#branch, defaulting to master) [install, i]
  • sidecast remove <extension name> [-v, verbose] - Remove the files for an extension [purge]

Examples

How to sideload an extension

Find an extension on GitHub that you'd like to sideload. You'll need the user, repository name, and branch of the extension. Next, you'll want to open up your termianl and run sidecast sideload <github repo>, where <github repo> is the repository.

Now, you'll want to make sure you have the built-in Raycast Developer extension enabled. Run the Import Extension command, and find your extension in the ~/_sidecast directory.

You're done!