Build

You need to get libcap, libseccomp, libpthread.

Build using build.c(experimental)

We are very happy to introduce a new build system for ruri: build.c
It's a pure C program that does not depend on any external build system.
IT IS A BIG STEP BACKWARDS THE HISTORY OF COMPUTER SCIENCE!!!
That's great 😃
To use it, just cc build.c and ./a.out.
for help, see ./a.out -h.

Build using autoconf(recommended)

git clone https://github.com/Moe-hacker/ruri
cd ruri
aclocal
autoconf
./configure --enable-static
make
sudo cp ruri /usr/bin/ruri

NOTE:

The test script has a part that must be run with sudo, DO NOT run make test on your devices!!!!

Build options:

  --enable-coreonly       Compile core only
  --disable-libcap        Disable libcap support
  --disable-libseccomp    Disable libseccomp support
  --disable-rurienv       Disable .rurienv support
  --enable-static         Enable static build
  --enable-debug          Enable debug log
  --enable-dev            Enable dev build

Note: --enable-coreonly will auto enable --disable-libseccomp --disable-libcap --disable-rurienv

Build using CMake(for downstream)

(if you'd prefer to use CMake)

git clone https://github.com/Moe-hacker/ruri
cd ruri
cmake .
make
make install

Build options in CMake:

  -DBUILD_LIB=on             Compile to shared library
  -DDISABLE_LIBCAP=on        Disable libcap support
  -DDISABLE_LIBSECCOMP=on    Disable libseccomp support
  -DDISABLE_RURIENV=on       Disable .rurienv support
  -DENABLE_STATIC=on         Enable static build
  -DENABLE_DEBUG=on          Enable debug log

Note:

-DENABLE_DEBUG=on is equivalent to the traditional build options --enable-dev plus --enable-debug
When DISABLE_RURIENV and DISABLE_LIBSECCOMP and DISABLE_LIBCAP are enabled at the same time, it is equivalent to --enable-coreonly in the traditional build process

Other target in CMake while configuration complete:

  format      Run clang-format steps
  strip       Run strip steps
  tidy        Run clang-tidy steps