I’m going to show how to create the smallest possible MacOS app bundle we can:one that simply executes a Bash script. Then, I’m going to expand a bit on thatand add an icon to it. I’ll also show how open a Terminal app window so we cansee the script’s output in it. A MacOS app bundle is a directory that is interpreted in a special way byMacOS. It is an application name followed by the suffix .app (e.g.foo.app). A minimal app bundle would look like: $ mkdir foo.app$ cat > foo.app/foo#!...
