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For the steps towards your first build, see [Getting Started][start].

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Building with Magefile

The Flamenco build tool is made in Go, using Magefile.

Basic Builds

$ go run mage.go build

This builds Flamenco Manager, including its webapp, and Flamenco Worker.

Listing Build Targets

$ go run mage.go -l

Will list these targets:

Target	Description
build	Flamenco Manager and Flamenco Worker, including the webapp and the add-on
check	Run unit tests, check for vulnerabilities, and run the linter
clean	Remove executables and other build output
devServerWebapp
flamencoManager	Build Flamenco Manager with the webapp and add-on ZIP embedded
flamencoManagerRace	Build the Flamenco Manager executable with race condition checker enabled, do not rebuild the webapp
flamencoManagerWithoutWebapp	Only build the Flamenco Manager executable, do not rebuild the webapp
flamencoWorker	Build the Flamenco Worker executable
format	Run gofmt, formatting all the source code.
formatCheck	Run gofmt on all the source code, reporting all differences.
generate	code (OpenAPI and test mocks)
generateGo	Generate Go code for Flamenco Manager and Worker
generateJS	Generate JavaScript code for the webapp
generatePy	Generate Python code for the add-on
govulncheck	Check for known vulnerabilities.
installDeps	Install build-time dependencies: code generators and NodeJS dependencies.
installDepsWebapp	Use Yarn to install the webapp's NodeJS dependencies
installGenerators	Install code generators.
staticcheck	Analyse the source code.
test	Run unit tests
version	Show which version information would be embedded in executables
vet	Run go vet
webappStatic	Build the webapp as static files that can be served

Faster Re-builds

The above commands first build the build tool itself, and then run it. The build tool can also be compiled once, and then used as any other program:

$ go run mage.go -compile mage
$ ./magefiles/mage build

Building with make

make can be used as a convenient front-end for the Magefile build tool. A few targets are available with make only. These are mostly for release-related functionality like updating the Flamenco version, or building release packages.

These are the main make targets:

Target	Description
application	Builds Flamenco Manager, Worker, and the development version of the webapp. This is the default target when just running make
flamenco-manager	Builds just Flamenco Manager. This includes packing the webapp and the Blender add-on into the executable.
flamenco-worker	Builds just Flamenco Worker.
flamenco-manager-without-webapp	Builds Flamenco Manager without rebuilding the webapp. This is useful to speed up the build when you're using the webapp development server (see below)
devserver-website	Run the website locally, in a development server that monitors for file changes and auto-refreshes your browser.
devserver-webapp	Run the Manager webapp locally in a development server.
generate	Generate the Go, Python, and JavaScript code.
generate-go	Generate the Go code, which includes OpenAPI code, as well as mocks for the unit tests.
generate-py	Generate the Python code, containing the OpenAPI client code for the Blender add-on.
generate-js	Generate the JavaScript code, containing the OpenAPI client code for the web interface.
test	Run the unit tests.
clean	Remove build-time files.
version	Print some version numbers, mostly for debugging the Makefile itself.
format	Run the auto-formatter on all Go code.
format-check	Check that the Go source code is formatted correctly.
list-embedded	List the files embedded into the flamenco-manager executable.
tools	Download FFmpeg for all supported platforms. Can be suffixed by -linux, -windows, or -darwin to only download for specific platforms.
update-version	Takes the VERSION and RELEASE_CYCLE declared at the top of the Makefile and uses that to update various source files.
release-package	Builds release packages for all supported platforms. Can be suffixed by -linux, -windows, or -darwin to only build specific platforms.
db-migrate-status	Database migration: show the current version of the database schema.
db-migrate-up	Database migration: perform one migration step towards the latest version.
db-migrate-down	Database migration: roll back one migration step, so go to an older version. This may not be lossless.