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zrok

At this time, building zrok is pretty straightforward. You will require node v18+ to be installed in order to complete the build as well as go. Because zrok uses CGO, you will also need to have a working C compiler toolchain. TDM-GCC works great on Windows (just make sure it's in your PATH).

To build, follow these steps:

  • clone the repository
  • change to the existing ui folder
  • run npm install
  • run npm run build (this process takes a while the first time and only needs to be run if the ui changes)
  • change back to the checkout root
  • make sure the dist directory exists: mkdir -p dist
  • build the go project normally: go build -o dist ./...

Cross-build zrok with Docker

Build a zrok snapshot binary for amd64, arm64, armhf, or armel with the cross-build container.

Documentation/Website

The doc website is based on Docusaurus which in turn will require npm to be installed. yarn is another tool which is used to start the Docusaurus dev site.

To build the doc:

  • cd to website
  • run yarn install (usually only needed once)
  • run yarn start to start the development server (make sure port 3000 is open or change the port)

The development server infrequently behaves differently than the 'production' build. If you must use the 'production' build it is slower, but you can accomplish that with yarn build.