core Bootstrap provides the tooling.

Projects can make their main and modules as they see fit, and use this tooling for them.

It has:

1. binary tools that are reused on projects

2. make files that are reused on projects

3. core flutter and golang code that are reused on projects.

It covers the following scenarios:

1. Dev time - when developing.

2. Compile time - when compiling.

3. Deploy time - when deploying locally or to Kubernetes.

4. Ops time - when managing the deployment.

Bootstrap your OS with the tools needed.

bs init

• Installs the required binaries and boilerplate files.

bs config

• Configures the settings you want for your project, such as project name, domain name, configuration settings.

bs scaffold

• Scaffold the required workflows and configurations using code generation.

Compile your flutter GUI and MicroServices.

bs run

• Run it

bs build

• Build it

bs pack

• Package it.

bs sign

• Sign it.

Run your project locally or in Kubernetes locally or in the cloud.

bs config flag

• changes your runtime configurations affected the running system using feature flags that are present in your modules configuration.

bs config flag -ps

• same as above but globally and persistent in the DB.

Deploy your project to a linux server or a Kubernetes cloud.

bs deploy server

• Deploy the server

bs deploy app

• Deploys the apps to the app stores.

See the core-examples repo.

The CI builds the binaries as a github release.