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0gitnick, 02/19/2022 11:50 PM

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## Building
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There're currently 2 ways to build Haketilo.
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### 1. Simple stupid way - `build.sh` script
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You only need a POSIX-compliant environment for this (shell, awk, etc.). It is a viable option if you don't need to run the automated test suite. From project's root directory, using a POSIX shell, you type either:
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``` shell
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./build.sh mozilla # to build for Firefox-based browsers
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```
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or:
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``` shell
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./build.sh chromium # to build for Chromium-based browsers
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```
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The unpacked extension shall be generated under `./mozilla-unpacked/` or `./chromium-unpacked/`, respectively. You can then load it into your browser as a temporary extension or pack it into an xpi/crx/zip archive manually, e.g.:
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``` shell
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7z a -tzip haketilo.xpi -w mozilla-unpacked/.
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### 2. `configure`-based build
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This method assumes you have not only a POSIX environment but also a working Make tool and the zip command. From project's root directory, run the shell commands:
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``` shell
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./configure --host=mozilla # or analogically with --host=chromium
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make
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```
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This would generate the unpacked extension under `./mozilla-unpacked/` and its zipped version under `./mozilla_build.zip` (which you can rename to .xpi if you want).
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You can also perform an out-of-source build, for example:
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``` shell
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mkdir /tmp/haketilo-build && cd /tmp/haketilo-build
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/path/to/haketilo/sources/configure --host=chromium
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make all # will generate both ./mozilla-build.zip and ./chromium-build.zip
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```