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== Building and developing Yubico Authenticator
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This document describes how to build and package Yubico Authenticator from
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source.
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NOTE: Yubico Authenticator 6 uses a new codebase built using the Flutter
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framework. The previous Qt codebase can be found in the `legacy` branch.
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=== Requirements
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You will need the Flutter SDK with enabled desktop support, see:
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https://flutter.dev/desktop
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Development has been done using the "Install from git" method of installing the
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SDK, from the "stable" channel.
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=== Dependencies
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This project uses several dependencies specified in the pubspec.yaml file, as
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well as in the helper/pyproject.toml file. These files specify version ranges
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which should be compatible. The corresponding pubspec.lock and
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helper/poetry.lock files contain the exact versions which are currently being
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used when building the app.
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==== Versioning (important for package maintainers!)
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We recommend that this application be bundled with all its dependencies, using
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the exact versions specified in the lock files. If this approach isn't viable,
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we strongly urge that upper bounds be set on the dependencies in accordance
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with the pubspec and pyproject files. For example, the current version depends
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on `yubikey-manager >=5, <6`. It will likely not work with versions outside
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this range!
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=== Building the Yubico Authenticator Helper
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Requirements: Python >= 3.8 and Poetry.
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The GUI requires a compiled version of Helper to run, which is built from the
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sources in helper/ in this repository. This needs to be build prior to running
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`flutter build` or `flutter run`, by running `build-helper.sh` (or
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`build-helper.bat` on Windows).
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NOTE: You will need to re-run the build script if changes have been made to
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Helper's code, or if `flutter clean` has been run.
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=== Running the app
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Before you can build or run the app using the flutter command you need to build
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the helper, as described in the previous section!
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To start the app, run:
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flutter run -d <os>
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where <os> is "windows", "macos", "linux", or an attached Android device name.
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use `flutter devices` to list available devices.
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You can add the `--release` flag to run a release build instead of debug.
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=== Building the app
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To build the app without running it, use:
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flutter build <os>
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where <os> is "windows", "macos", "linux", or "apk".
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Builds of the app will be create under `build/<os>/` for desktop, or
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`build/app/` for Android.
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=== Running tests
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This project uses both unit tests and integration tests.
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The unit tests can be run with the command:
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flutter test
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These do not require a YubiKey, and are relatively quick to run.
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The integration tests are slower but cover more end-to-end functionality. The
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require an attached YubiKey to run, and will make modifications to the data
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stored on that YubiKey. For instructions on running these tests, see
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link:Integration_Tests.adoc[these instructions].
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=== Packaging for MacOS
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See link:MacOS_Packaging.adoc[MacOS Packaging].
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