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ROOTER - development guide

DEVELOPMENT

Installation Development

Clone the rooter repository to your local and change directory to rooter

git clone [email protected]:run_as_root/internal/rooter.git rooter
cd rooter

Now we need to download all dependencies and prepare a executable.

nix build ".#rooterDev" --impure
# if flakes are disabled:
nix build ".#rooterDev" --impure --extra-experimental-features nix-command --extra-experimental-features flakes

Install Composer dependencies required to executed rooter

composer install

Now that all dependencies are installed, we can continue with the rooter installation.
It will initialise directories, configurations, process, ssl certs, etc. NOTE: This is only necessary if it was not done with the normal installation.

rooterDev install

Last but not least, we suggest to make sure rooterDev version available globally.
For that you should either create

  • an alias for rooter in you ~/.basrc or ~/.zshrc
  • or create a symlink in any dir that is included in your path

Examples

# add to your .bashrc or .zshrc
alias rooter-dev="<path-to-rooter>/rooter/result/bin/rooterDev"

# optional per environment:
export ROOTER_BIN="<path-to-rooter>/rooter/result/bin/rooterDev"

direnv

For ease of use you can activate direnv for the rooter project.
By default it will refresh the rooterDev package and make it available in your shell.

direnv allow .

Commands while using dev version of rooter

Debugging

To debug rooter itself you need to use the '.#rooterDev' build out (result/bin/rooterDev).

nix build ".#rooterDev" --impure

# if flakes are disabled:
nix build ".#rooterDev" --impure --extra-experimental-features nix-command --extra-experimental-features flakes