Apothecary

This is the openFrameworks library apothecary. It mixes formulas and potions to build and update the C/C++ lib dependencies.

This repository builds all the openFrameworks libraries through test servers and stores them.

Build status

Built Libraries

Updates on master branch are automatically pushed to Nightly Releases, and downloaded by running the download_libs.sh scripts in openFrameworks if working from git.

Setup your Environment to build apothecary

For your target type, run the script/osx/install.sh

Build scripts for target

For your target type, run the build and deploy scripts. This will build all the calculated formulaes required for type and install them in output dir . For macOS:

scripts/osx/build_and_deploy_all.sh

Build VS 2022:

scripts/vs/build_and_deploy_all.sh

Build iOS:

scripts/ios/build_and_deploy_all.sh

Build Android:

scripts/android/build_android_arm64.sh
scripts/android/build_android_armv7.sh
scripts/android/build_android_x86.sh
scripts/android/build_android_x86_64.sh

Running directly

To build one of the dependencies, you can run a command like this to compile OpenCV on OSX`

./apothecary/apothecary -t osx -a64 -j 6 update opencv

To build all of the dependencies, you can run a command like this for Android

./apothecary/apothecary -t android -a arm64 update core
./apothecary/apothecary -t android -a x86_64 update addons

To build all of the dependencies, you can run a command like this for macOS

./apothecary/apothecary -t osx -a arm64 update core
./apothecary/apothecary -t osx -a x86_64 update core

To build all of the dependencies, you can run a command like this for VS

./apothecary/apothecary -t vs -a arm64 update core
./apothecary/apothecary -t vs -a x86_64 update core

To build all of the dependencies, you can run a command like this for VS

./apothecary/apothecary -t emscripten update core
./apothecary/apothecary -t emscripten update addons

See the help section for more options

./apothecary/apothecary --help

2014 openFrameworks team 2013 Dan Wilcox [email protected] supported by the CMU Studio for Creative Inquiry 2024 Dan Rosser