Building Flamenco

For the steps towards your first build, see Getting Started.

These make targets are available:

Target	Description
`application`	Builds Flamenco Manager, Worker, and the development version of the webapp. This is the default target when just running `make`
`flamenco-manager`	Builds just Flamenco Manager. This includes packing the webapp and the Blender add-on into the executable.
`flamenco-worker`	Builds just Flamenco Worker.
`flamenco-manager_race`	Builds Flamenco Manager with the data race detector enabled. As this is for development only, this does not include packing the webapp and the Blender add-on into the executable.
`flamenco-manager-without-webapp`	Builds Flamenco Manager without rebuilding the webapp. This is useful to speed up the build when you’re using the webapp development server (see below)
`flamenco-worker_race`	Builds Flamenco Worker with the data race detector enabled.
`webapp`	Installs the webapp dependencies, so that the development server can be run with `yarn --cwd web/app run dev --host`
`webapp-static`	Builds the webapp so that it can be served as static files by Flamenco Manager.
`addon-packer`	Builds the addon packer. This is a little Go tool that creates the Blender add-on ZIP file. Typically this target isn’t used directly; the other Makefile targets depend on it.
`generate`	Generate the Go, Python, and JavaScript code.
`generate-go`	Generate the Go code, which includes OpenAPI code, as well as mocks for the unit tests.
`generate-py`	Generate the Python code, containing the OpenAPI client code for the Blender add-on.
`generate-js`	Generate the JavaScript code, containing the OpenAPI client code for the web interface.
`test`	Run the unit tests.
`clean`	Remove build-time files.
`version`	Print some version numbers, mostly for debugging the Makefile itself.
`list-embedded`	List the files embedded into the `flamenco-manager` executable.
`tools`	Download FFmpeg for all supported platforms. Can be suffixed by `-linux`, `-windows`, or `-darwin` to only download for specific platforms.
`release-package`	Builds release packages for all supported platforms. Can be suffixed by `-linux`, `-windows`, or `-darwin` to only build specific platforms.