v1.0.2

This Terminal-level program creates empty items in your Dock — either in the Applications area, or near the Recycle Bin — that you can use as spacers in order to delimit logical groupings of items. For example, you may have Sublime Text 3 and TextWrangler in your Dock, sitting next to each other, and you want to separate them from other Dock items with spacers.

Note: This program does not remove any Dock items you create; you’ll need to remove unwanted Dock spacers manually.

— Roy Vanegas (roy@thecodeeducators.com)

Install via the DMG installer

1. Download dockspacer:

    curl -OL https://github.com/code-warrior/dockspacer/raw/master/dockspacer
   

2. Change permissions:

    chmod 755 dockspacer
   

3. Run the program:

    ./dockspacer
   

4. Your computer will flash when it’s done. This is the result of restarting The Dock and is normal.

1. Download and unzip dockspacer-master.zip.

2. Open The Terminal and navigate to the unzipped folder.

3. Copy the binary into your local environment:

    sudo cp dockspacer /usr/local/bin
   

4. Change permissions:

    chmod 755 /usr/local/bin/dockspacer
   

5. Run dockspacer from The Terminal:

    dockspacer
   

6. Your computer will flash when it’s done. This is the result of restarting The Dock and is normal.

    make

or

    gcc -Wall main.c libs/create_dockspacer.c libs/stoi.c -o dockspacer

• Mac OS X 13.6 (Intel)
• Mac OS X 10.13
• Mac OS X 10.12
• Mac OS X 10.11
• Mac OS X 10.10
• Mac OS X 10.9.4
• Mac OS X 10.8.5

DMG installer built using https://github.com/LinusU/node-appdmg