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Question or issue on macOS:
Is there a way to obtain a list (possibly with descriptions) of all the casks installable with Homebrew Cask?
How to solve this problem?
Solution no. 1:
The new way to list all installable cask packages is:
brew search --casks
The man page for brew has the following information:
search –casks
Display all locally available casks (including tapped ones). No online search is performed.
Solution no. 2:
Brew search now has a –desc flag.
This lists all of them with the description:
Solution no. 3:
List using a browser
- Visit the website https://formulae.brew.sh/
- Use
*as search string and all the casks will be displayed
List using the command line
Solution no. 4:
Run brew search without argument to list all of them. You won’t get descriptions, thought.
Solution no. 5:

There’s a new GUI that enables quick browsing on all the Homebrew packages.
You might want to try out Cakebrew
Also worth noting the analytics data of the top downloads of all cask packages in the past 365 days: https://formulae.brew.sh/analytics/
Solution no. 6:
The installable list is 7000+ casks. You, of course, can grep the result.., but more practical is to list some subset of the installable casks using search command:

brew search [YOUR-SEARCH-SUBSTRING]
It will print you 2 groups. The first group will be installable > Formulae, if any. The second group will be > Casks
For example, if you are looking for Beaver DB browser, you can type either:
or:
the ✔ mark indicates installed casks.
Solution no. 7:
Multiple ways to do, collating different answers:

brew search --casksbrew search

Solution no. 8:
Slight modification to the answer above:
Dbeaver Dynamodb Tutorial
Hope this helps!
