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Contributing to Dnote
Dnote is an open source project.
Setting up
Dnote uses Vagrant to provision a consistent development environment.
Prerequisites
Run the following command from the project root. It starts the virtual machine and bootstraps the project.
vagrant up
Workflow
- You can make changes to the source code from the host machine.
- Any commands need to be run inside the virtual machine. You can connect to it by running
vagrant ssh. - If you want to run tests in a WATCH mode, please do so from the host machine. We cannot watch file changes due to the limitation of file system used in a virtual machine.
Server
The server consists of the frontend web application and a web server.
Development
- Run
make dev-serverto start a local server. - You can access the server on
localhost:3000on your machine.
Test
# Run tests for app
make test-api
# Run in watch mode
WATCH=true make test-api
Command Line Interface
Build
You can build either a development version or a production version:
# Build a development version for your platform and place it in your `PATH`.
make debug=true build-cli
# Build a production version for all platforms
make version=v0.1.0 build-cli
# Build a production version for a specific platform
# Note: You cannot cross-compile using this method because Dnote uses CGO
# and requires the OS specific headers.
GOOS=[insert OS] GOARCH=[insert arch] make version=v0.1.0 build-cli
Test
- Run all tests for the command line interface:
make test-cli
Debug
Run Dnote with DNOTE_DEBUG=1 to print debugging statements. For instance:
DNOTE_DEBUG=1 dnote sync
Release
- Run
make version=v0.1.0 release-clito achieve the following:- Build for all target platforms, create a git tag, push all tags to the repository
- Create a release on GitHub and Dnote Homebrew tap.
Note
- If a release is not stable,
- disable the homebrew release by commenting out relevant code in the release script.
- mark release as pre-release on GitHub release