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Note about executable state.

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edited Feb 21 at 16:28

.command

A simple approach would be to distribute the shell script with the file extension .command.

When a .command file is opened on macOS, Terminal.app will launch and the script will be executed.

The file may need to be marked executable. If so, distribute the file as a zip or within a disk image.

A simple approach would be to distribute the shell script with the file extension .command.

When a .command file is opened on macOS, Terminal.app will launch and the script will be executed.

A simple approach would be to distribute the shell script with the file extension .command.

When a .command file is opened on macOS, Terminal.app will launch and the script will be executed.

The file may need to be marked executable. If so, distribute the file as a zip or within a disk image.

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created Feb 21 at 15:20

A simple approach would be to distribute the shell script with the file extension .command.

When a .command file is opened on macOS, Terminal.app will launch and the script will be executed.