43 lines
1.2 KiB
Makefile
43 lines
1.2 KiB
Makefile
default: test
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# -timeout timout in seconds
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# -v verbose output
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test:
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go test -timeout=5s -v
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# `CGO_ENABLED=0`
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# Because of dynamically linked libraries, this will statically compile the
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# app with all libraries built in. You won't be able to cross-compile if CGO
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# is enabled. This is because Go binary is looking for libraries on the
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# operating system it’s running in. We compiled our app, but it still is
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# dynamically linked to the libraries it needs to run
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# (i.e., all the C libraries it binds to). When using a minimal docker image
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# the operating system doesn't have these libraries.
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#
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# `GOOS=linux`
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# We're setting the OS to linux (in case someone builds the binary on Mac or
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# Windows)
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#
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# `-a`
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# Force rebuilding of package, all import will be rebuilt with cgo disabled,
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# which means all the imports will be rebuilt with cgo disabled.
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#
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# `-installsuffix cgo`
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# A suffix to use in the name of the package installation directory
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#
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# `-o`
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# Output
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#
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# `./bin/slack-term`
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# Placement of the binary
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#
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# `./src/`
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# Location of the source files
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build:
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CGO_ENABLED=0 go build -a -installsuffix cgo -o ./bin/slack-term ./src/
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run: build
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./bin/slack-term
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.PHONY: default test build run
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