distgo is a gödel plugin that runs, builds, distributes and publishes products in a Go project based on declarative project configuration.
distgo provides the following tasks:
artifacts: prints the artifacts (build, dist or Docker) for the specified products.build: builds the executables for the specified products.clean: removes the outputs (build, dist and Docker) generated for the specified products.dist: creates the distribution outputs for the specified products.docker: creates the Docker images for the specified products.products: prints all of the products for the project.project-version: prints the version of the project.publish: publishes the distribution artifacts for the specified products.run: runs the build output for the specified product.
distgo assets are executables that provide specific functionality for distgo. Assets can provide distribution actions
for the "dist" task, Docker build actions for the "docker" task and publish actions for the "publish" task. Refer to
the assetapi, dister, dockerbuilder and publisher packages for more information.
distgo provides helper APIs to facilitate writing new assets. More detailed instructions for writing assets are forthcoming. In the meantime, the most effective way to write an asset is to examine the implementation of an existing asset.
distgo operates on a single project. A project is a logical unit that groups code, and is typically a GitHub repository. A single project may contain one or more products, where a product is a Go "main" package. Users specify the products in a project using a YAML configuration file.
A product may specify other products as dependencies of the product. Dependencies cannot form a cycle.
A product typically has a build configuration. The build configuration specifies things such as the target OS/architectures, build flags that should be used when building the project, etc. A product can only have a single build configuration, and the number of outputs for the build is equivalent to the number of target OS/architectures specified.
A product can have one or more dist configurations. A dist configuration specifies a distribution type and then creates one or more files as output when run. When a dist task for a product is run, the output of the product's (and any of its dependencies') build task is available.
A product can have one or more docker configurations. A Docker configuration specifies a Docker builder type and its parameters, along with an input Docker context directory and Dockerfile. When a Docker builder for a product is run, the output of the product's (and any of its dependencies') dist task is available.
The "publish" operation for a product specifies one or more of a product's distributions. distgo ships with some built-in publish operations and supports customizing publish operations using assets. A publish operation takes the dist outputs for a product dist configuration and publishes them.