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How to install memcached on Mac with Homebrew and Lunchy

  1. install  memcached - brew install memcached.
  2. install  Lunchy - gem install lunchy
  3. find version of install memcached and link lunchy to memcached -  $version
  4. cp /usr/local/Cellar/memcached/$version/homebrew.mxcl.memcached.plist ~/Library/LaunchAgents/
  5. and start memcached with lunchy start memcached , lunchy stop memcached

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