sfk mit Homebrew, scoop installieren

Projektlinks

• Homepage

Befehle und Aliase

• sfk

Projektgeschichte

The built-in help shown on the official page identifies the project as copyrighted 2006-2025 and distributed under a BSD license. The same page lists release 2.0.0 Base/XD Revision 3 dated April 12, 2025 and makes binaries plus source code available from StahlWorks and SourceForge.

Adoptionsgeschichte

SFK spread as a small portable utility rather than as a framework: the official documentation emphasizes no installation, USB-stick use, and downloadable binaries for several operating systems. The supplied package facts show it is packaged as Homebrew formula sfk and Scoop extras/sfk.

Wie es verwendet wird

Common use is as a single CLI toolbox for quick shell jobs: listing large or new files, converting line endings, searching and replacing text, comparing directories, finding duplicates, running ad hoc HTTP or FTP servers, generating checksums, and scripting repeated operations.

Warum Paket-Nerds sich dafür interessieren

Package users care about SFK because it compresses many small Unix-like and cross-platform utility tasks into one portable binary. That makes it attractive in package managers as a low-dependency tool for rescue shells, Windows/Unix crossover workflows, and machines where a full suite of separate tools is inconvenient.

Zeitleiste

• 2006: Official built-in help marks the start of the copyright range.
• 2025: Official page lists version 2.0.0.3 / Release 2.0.0 Base/XD Revision 3 dated April 12, 2025.

Related projects

• The official StahlWorks page also points SFK users to Swiss File Knife Plus and Depeche View, two related StahlWorks tools.

Quellen

• Official StahlWorks SFK page: title, feature list, platform support, downloads, source-code archive note, current version, built-in help, BSD license, and SFK_COLORS environment variable.
• input.source_facts.package-manager: Homebrew and Scoop package names.