🛠️ bsys6

This repository should make it easy to build LibreWolf and various things around it, via Docker or directly on your system.

Usage

Right now this repository is only meant to be used on a x86_64 Linux system. You always run ./bsys6, followed by a chain of commands you want to run. The most important commands are the following, a arrow indicates a dependency to another command:

flowchart TB
    source --> build --> package --> setup & msix & portable & deb & rpm
    setup --> nupkg

To view all commands, run ./bsys6 help. Commands can be customized by setting environment variables, most importantly:

ENV variable	Description	Possible values (bold is default)
TARGET	The platform you want to build for.	linux windows
ARCH	The architecture that you want to build for.	x86_64 arm64
VERSION	The version of LibreWolf to build.	[latest version] [version tag]
WORKDIR	The directory where the source code should be downloaded and compiled.	~/.local/share/bsys6/work [any directory]
SOURCE_TAR	Optionally, a path to a local source tarball to use instead of downloading.	[any filepath]

Setup

git clone https://codeberg.org/librewolf/bsys6.git --depth=1 && cd bsys6

Note

(optional) Add the checked out repository to your PATH to have bsys6 command available everywhere.

Build: Docker

1. Run ./bsys6_docker <COMMAND>. The available commands can be found above and the resulting artifact will be placed in your current directory.

   This will automatically download a pre-built docker image as a build environment. If you want to build the image yourself, run ./bsys6 build_image, optionally with the TARGET environment variable set to specify which image you want to build.

Build: System

1. Prepare all the dependencies for your system. You can do that by running ./bsys6 prepare.

   This step is only supported on Arch and Debian based systems, you will have to install the dependencies manually on other systems. If you want to cross-compile, also already set the TARGET environment variable to the platform you want to target before that to ensure all necessary dependencies are installed.

2. Run ./bsys6 <COMMAND>. The available commands can be found above and the resulting artifact will be placed in your current directory.

Development

Structure

Directory	Contents	Arguments	How to include
src/{command}.sh	Commands that can be run by the user with ./bsys6 {command}. Can export new environment variables.	Via environment variable	With source
src/exports/*.sh	Scripts that export environment variables, but shouldn't be run directly by the user.	Via environment variable	With source
src/utils/*.sh	Scripts that don't export environment variables and shouldn't be run directly by the user.	Via environment variable or positional arguments	Run directly

License

This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0.