Building OpenInfraQuote from Source¶

This guide explains how to build OpenInfraQuote (OIQ) from source code. OpenInfraQuote is built using OCaml and uses the OPAM package manager for dependencies.

Prerequisites¶

Before you begin, ensure you have the following prerequisites installed:

• Git
• Make
• OCaml and OPAM package manager
• Build essentials (gcc, etc.)
• m4

System Dependencies¶

apt-get update
apt-get install -y git opam ca-certificates wget m4 build-essential

Setting Up OPAM¶

Initialize OPAM if you haven't already:

opam init --disable-sandboxing -a -y
eval "$(opam env)"

Installing Dependencies¶

OpenInfraQuote requires several OCaml libraries. Install them using OPAM:

opam install -y ISO8601 cmdliner containers csv duration logs pds ppx_blob ppx_deriving ppx_deriving_yojson uri yojson

Building from Source¶

Clone the repository¶

git clone https://github.com/terrateamio/openinfraquote.git
cd openinfraquote

Build the project¶

eval "$(opam env)"
pds
make release

The built binary will be available at build/release/oiq_cli/oiq_cli.native.

Running the Application¶

After building, you can run the application directly:

./build/release/oiq_cli/oiq_cli.native

Or install it to your path:

cp build/release/oiq_cli/oiq_cli.native /usr/local/bin/oiq

Using Docker¶

You can also build and run OpenInfraQuote using Docker:

Build the Docker image¶

docker build -t openinfraquote:latest .

Run the container¶

docker run openinfraquote:latest