gobuild is a config based tool for building go projects. gobuild supports parallelize building and cross-compilation.
To install gobuild, just use go get command.
$ go get github.com/cuigh/gobuild
First, if you want to use cross-compilation, you must initialize tools and packages:
$ gobuild -i darwin/amd64,windows/386,linux/amd64
gobuild is very similar to go build command. For example, if you want to build the current package, just call gobuild:
$ gobuild
build projects with 8 routines...
>> github.com/cuigh/gobuild(darwin/amd64) -> success
Or if you want to specify routine count for parallel building(default is number of CPU):
$ gobuild -p=4 -v github.com/cuigh/gobuild
You also can build projects from configuration:
$ gobuild github.com/cuigh/gobuild/build.xml
Run gobuild -h for help and additional informations.
If you want to build projects with configuration, here is a full example:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<projects version="1.0">
<project path="mtime.com/tools/gobuild">
<platform os="windows" arch="" on="windows" output="${GOPATH}/bin/${PKGNAME}1/${PKGNAME}">
<actions>
<action name="copy" args="config ${OUTPUT}" on="after"/>
</actions>
</platform>
<platform os="darwin" arch="" on="darwin" output="${GOPATH}/bin/${PKGNAME}1/${PKGNAME}">
<actions>
<action name="copy" args="config/*.conf ${OUTPUTDIR}/config" on="after"/>
<!-- <action name="replace" args="${OUTPUTDIR}/config/url.conf test.com xxx.com" on="after" mode="publish"/> -->
</actions>
</platform>
<platform os="linux" arch="" on="linux" output="${GOPATH}/bin/${PKGNAME}1/${PKGNAME}">
<actions>
<action name="copy" args="config/*.conf ${OUTPUTDIR}/config" on="after"/>
</actions>
</platform>
</project>
</projects>