Developing "PDF Services" casks

[holyhope]

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Description of issue

Hello,

I am writing a PDF Service. Like other macos libraries, it should lands inside one of the /Library/ or ~/Library/.
I want to write a cask so it installs a service in the ~/Library/PDF Services/ directory.
From the brew documentation, it seems that there is helper to install libraries to many locations, but I do not see the one for PDF Services, what is the best solution to do that then?

Note: I prefer to install it in the user home instead of the system directory one.
Note 2: I am pretty sure the question has already been answered, but I was not able to find it, in that case, sorry for the duplication.

Kind,

[holyhope]

The solution I am currently using is using the service keyword with a ../PDF Services/ target prefix to install it to the correct directory:

service "my-print-module", target: "../PDF Services/#{name[0]}"

[SMillerDev]

That feels like a dirty hack. What about just artifact?

[holyhope]

Oh, I did not know that we can use ~ in the target string, I probably missed it from the documentation.

Indeed, this works:

artifact "my-print-module", target: "~/Library/PDF Services/#{name[0]}"

Thank you.