To install Gnufind in OSX? I run

brew search gnufind


and I get

No formula found for "gnufind".
Searching pull requests..


so no gnufind with the request. 

I think it must have a different name.
I run

brew search find


and I get

ffind        findutils    frag_find    pathfinder
findbugs     flawfinder   fuzzy-find   rdfind
homebrew/games/robotfindskitten
Caskroom/cask/a-better-finder-attributes
Caskroom/cask/a-better-finder-rename
Caskroom/cask/easyfind
Caskroom/cask/find-any-file
Caskroom/cask/findings
Caskroom/cask/keyfinder
Caskroom/cask/neofinder
Caskroom/cask/path-finder
Caskroom/cask/qfinder
Caskroom/cask/refresh-finder
Caskroom/cask/totalfinder
Caskroom/cask/xtrafinder


I browse the commands by brew info [package] and find that the package findutils is maintained by GNU. 
I run brew install findutils. 
The package provides commands such as find and locate, docs here.

I do hash -r but no commands updated in my system like g'find or find'g. 

How can you install gnufind to your system?
The commands are provided with a g prefix:

Mithos:~ verence$ ls -l /usr/local/Cellar/findutils/4.4.2/bin
total 1328
-r-xr-xr-x  1 verence  admin  233400 Nov 13 05:03 gfind
-r-xr-xr-x  1 verence  admin  143620 Nov 13 05:03 glocate
-r-xr-xr-x  1 verence  admin  229704 Nov 13 05:03 goldfind
-r-xr-xr-x  1 verence  admin    9837 Apr  3 15:09 gupdatedb
-r-xr-xr-x  1 verence  admin   49796 Nov 13 05:03 gxargs
Mithos:~ verence$ type gfind
gfind is /usr/local/bin/gfind


If this is the first time you are using brew to install software, make sure to include /usr/local/bin in your PATH. There is no need to add other paths for brew.