A test of packaging a Wails app for Linux.
Check out the Makefile for annotated examples of how to build various targets, including...
make tgz
It's a very simple target for creating a *.tgz file.
make flatpak
The flatpak, flatpak-run and flatpak-install targets show various ways to just test that a Flatpak can be built, build then run it, or build then install for the current user respectively.
Because flatpak-builder does not allow build tools to download anything from the internet, it's pretty difficult to fully build a Wails project from source. This is discussed in Always Developing session #57:
The Flatpak manifest is at flatpak/com.ianmjones.wails-test.yml.
make snap
The snap, snap-debug and snap-prime-shell targets show various ways to just build a snap, build and drop into a shell if there are problems, or drop into a shell just before it finishes so you can look at the files respectively.
To see how the snapcraft.yaml was iteratively built, check out Always Developing session #59:
The snapcraft template is at snap/snapcraft.yaml.
Originally built for wailsapp/wails#779
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