all: use make to build
This overhauls the build system.
We used to use a just-in-time clever build system
so that 'go run' and 'go install' Just Worked.
This was really nice, except that it make it
all but impossible to ship a single binary.
It also required our uses to install npm,
which some folks have an understandably negative reaction to.
This migrates to a makefile for building.
The core typescript building logic is mostly still in Go,
and untouched (boy did I learn that lesson the hard way).
The output is a single file that includes the webui, innie, and outie.
(There are still very mild shenanigans in which we write outie
out to a temp file and then 'docker cp' it into the docker container.
But this is pretty manageable.)
There are some significant follow-ups left after this commit:
- convert the nightly release builds to use the makefile
- lots of dead code removal
- maybe add -race support using a dockerfile for the cgo compilation
- maybe use 'docker cp' stdin reading with tar to avoid the temp outtie file
- all the rest of the "better release" todos (brew install, etc.)
diff --git a/embedded/embedded.go b/embedded/embedded.go
new file mode 100644
index 0000000..a5b8c49
--- /dev/null
+++ b/embedded/embedded.go
@@ -0,0 +1,20 @@
+//go:build !innie && !outie
+
+// Package embedded provides access to embedded assets for the sketch binary.
+// The native binary (outie) embeds only the linux binary.
+// The linux binary (innie) embeds only the webui assets.
+package embedded
+
+import (
+ "io/fs"
+)
+
+// LinuxBinary returns the embedded linux binary.
+func LinuxBinary() []byte {
+ return nil
+}
+
+// WebUIFS returns the embedded webui filesystem for direct serving
+func WebUIFS() fs.FS {
+ return nil
+}