default developer image

.cook

{
  "imagemagick": {"ghostscript": true},
  "redis": {"launchd": true},
  "rbenv": {"versions": ["1.9.3-p194"]},
  "basic_brew": {"formulae": [
                              "bash-completion",
                              "wget"
                              ]},

  "cookbooks": ["https://github.com/modeset/osx-cookbooks/tarball/master", "https://github.com/gvarela/osx-cookbooks-ext/tarball/master"],
  "recipes": [
              "homebrew",
              "git",
              "node",
              "rbenv",
              "basic_brew",
              "mysql",
              "postgresql",
              "redis",
              "memcached",
              "imagemagick",
              "dotset",
              "macvim",
              "gitx",
              "sequel_pro",
              "propane"
            ]
}

run_once_cook

#!/usr/bin/env bash

bash < <( curl https://raw.github.com/gvarela/home_cookin/master/install-homecookin )
curl https://raw.github.com/gist/720515/.cook > ~/.cook
sudo cook --verbose

Step 1 -- Install X-Code

Homebrew needs the gcc to compile most packages.

!! If you installed Xcode from the app store you still have to run the Xcode installer, "Install Xcode" from spotlight. And also install the command line tools.

Step 2 -- Install Home Cookin

Open terminal and copy and paste the line below. It installs a script called "cook" into /usr/local/bin. To rerun script if it fails just run "sudo cook".

bash < <( curl https://raw.github.com/gist/720515/run_once_cook )