Scripts

There’s a variety of shell scripts available in ./bin. Here’s a few of them:

• bootstrap.sh: Downloads and installs the Go libraries and tools needed in other scripts
• build/android.sh: Builds the Android library and application
• build/build.sh: Builds the app (or just use make build)
• build/client.sh: Uses esbuild to compile the scripts in client
• build/client-watch.sh: Builds the TypeScript resources, then watches for changes via watchexec
• build/desktop.sh: Uses tools/desktop to build a desktop application
• build/desktop-release.sh: Meant to be run as part of the release process, builds desktop apps
• build/ios.sh: Builds the iOS framework and application
• build/release.sh: Runs goreleaser
• build/release-test.sh: Runs goreleaser in test mode
• check.sh: Runs code statistics, checks for outdated dependencies, then runs linters
• dev.sh: Starts the app, reloading on changes
• format.sh: Formatting code from all projects
• tag.sh: Tags the git repo using the first argument or the incremented minor version
• templates.sh: Builds all the templates using quicktemplate, skipping if unchanged
• test.sh: Runs all the tests
• util/view-binary-size.sh: Visualizes space usage for the release binary
• util/view-cpu-profile.sh: Starts a pprof server using the (previously-recorded) CPU profile at ./tmp/cpu.pprof
• util/view-go-deps.sh: Uses gomod to visualize the module graph
• util/view-mem-profile.sh: Starts a pprof server using the (previously-recorded) heap dump at ./tmp/mem.pprof
• workspace.sh: Loads dev.sh and client-watch.sh in a split window. Requires iTerm