开发后构建

Requirements [¶]{.ul}

• Git

• Go >= 1.16

Checkout the Source Code 

Fork the project and clone the repository locally.

Miniflux uses [Go
Modules]{.ul} to manage
dependencies.

Compilation 

Build the application for the actual platform:

make miniflux

To define a specific version number:

make miniflux VERSION=2.0.29

Cross compilation:

Build all binaries for all supported platforms

make build

Build Linux binary for amd64 architecture

make linux-amd64

ARM 64 bits (arm64v8)

make linux-arm64

ARM 32 bits variant 7 (arm32v7)

make linux-armv7

ARM 32 bits variant 6 (arm32v6)

make linux-armv6

ARM 32 bits variant 5 (arm32v5)

make linux-armv5

Mac OS (amd64)

make darwin-amd64

Mac OS (arm64 / Apple Silicon)

make darwin-arm64

FreeBSD (amd64)

make freebsd-amd64

OpenBSD (amd64)

make openbsd-amd64

Windows (amd64)

make windows-amd64

Remove Precompiled Binaries 

make clean

Run the Software Locally 

make run

This command runs the software in debug mode.

Linter 

make lint

Unit Tests 

make test

Integration Tests 

Integration tests are testing API endpoints with a real database.

You need to have Postgresql installed locally preconfigured with the
user “postgres” and the password “postgres”.

To run integration tests, execute the following command:

make integration-test ; make clean-integration-test

If the test suite fail, you will see the logs of Miniflux.

Build Docker Image 

Miniflux supports different architectures for Docker
images: amd64, arm32v6, arm32v7 and arm64v8.

Here an example to build only the amd64 image:

make docker-image

Build all images and override the image name:

make docker-images DOCKER_IMAGE=your-namespace/miniflux

Override the build version:

make docker-images DOCKER_IMAGE=your-namespace/miniflux VERSION=42

Note that you need to enable Docker experimental features to build multi
platform images. Miniflux
uses [buildx]{.ul}.

Build RPM package 

You can build your own RPM package by using this command:

make rpm

Note that Docker is required to generate the RPM package. All build
operations are running inside a container.

Build Debian package 

You can build your own Debian package by using this command:

make debian

Use the following command to build packages for all supported
architectures (amd64, arm64, and armhf):

make debian-packages

Note that Docker is required to generate the Debian packages. All build
operations are running inside a container.