gbuild

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gbuild

This is a tool to make cross-compiling multiple release binaries simple

Install

go install github.com/wyattis/gbuild

Basic usage

By default, all first-class platforms are built. From the project root run:

gbuild build                  # alias for `gbuild build first-class`
gbuild build first-class web  # build all first class and web platforms (js/wasm)
gbuild build all              # build all supported platforms
gbuild build cgo -mobile      # only build platforms w/ cgo support except mobile
gbuild build second-class     # only build second class platforms

Combining aliases

Aliases are evaluated using set union and [complement] operations in the order they appear.

Examples: gbuild build android arm is the union of all android and arm targets which would result in 10 binaries. gbuild build cgo -apple is the set of cgo targets excluding all apple targets and would create 35 binaries. gbuild build second-class windows -ios -web would build all of the second-class and windows targets while excluding ios and the web

See all of the available aliases with gbuild list

Options

-bundle-template string
      template to use for each bundle (default "{{.NAME}}_{{.GOOS}}_{{.GOARCH}}{{.ZIP}}")
-clean
      clean the output directory before building
-name string
      executable name
-name-template string
      template to use for each file (default "{{.NAME}}{{.EXT}}")
-o string
      output directory (default "release")

Other examples

Clean release directory before building

gbuild build -clean

Use a custom release directory

gbuild build -o dist

Passing additional args to build command

Separate the gbuild arguments from the "go build" arguments using "--"

gbuild build -- --ldflags '-extldflags "-Wl,--allow-multiple-definition"'