GoBuilder

GoBuilder is a Go-based CLI tool and library that compiles Go applications for multiple operating systems and architectures with ease. It automatically reads the module name from the go.mod file to name the output binaries, making it a convenient solution for cross-platform builds.

Features

• Multi-platform builds: Automatically compiles your Go application for multiple OS/architecture pairs.
• Dynamic naming: Uses the module name from go.mod to name binaries, ensuring output files are correctly labeled by target platform.
• Single target or full build: Supports building for all targets or a specific OS/architecture.

Installation: You can install GoBuilder using the following command:

go install github.com/9dl/GoBuilder@latest

Usage

To use GoBuilder, you can build your Go applications for specific operating systems and architectures. Here’s how to do it:

1. Build for a specific target: To build your Go application for a specific OS and architecture, run:

   gobuilder <GOOS> <GOARCH>

   Replace <GOOS> with your desired operating system (e.g., linux, windows, darwin) and <GOARCH> with the desired architecture (e.g., amd64, 386, arm).

2. Build for all targets: To build your Go application for all predefined targets, simply run:

   gobuilder

Example

Here’s an example of building a Go application for Linux AMD64:

gobuilder linux amd64

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.