DepotDelivery

DepotDelivery bundles a Julia project into a standalone depot that can run in air-gapped environments.

Features

• Bundles all necessary Julia code and artifacts needed to run without internet access.
• Build for platforms other than the host platform.

Usage

using DepotDelivery: build

# Assumes `path/Project.toml` exists (or `path/JuliaProject.toml`)
path = build(path; platform = Base.BinaryPlatforms.HostPlatform())

• path is the ready-to-ship depot.
• Your project lives at $path/dev/MyProject.
• The build settings live in $path/config/depot_build.toml
• Run this in the production environment to get started: include("$path/config/depot_startup.jl").

Building for Non-Host Platforms

• Use any Base.BinaryPlatforms.AbstractPlatform as the platform argument.
• See Julia's supported OS/architectures.
• See ?Base.BinaryPlatforms.Platform and the types in Pkg.BinaryPlatforms for details, e.g.

import Pkg

Base.BinaryPlatforms.Platform("windows", "x86_64"; cuda == "10.1")

# `arch` argument must be in (:x86_64, :i686m, :armv7l, :armv6l, :aarch64, :powerpc64le)
Pkg.BinaryPlatforms.Windows(:x86_64)
Pkg.BinaryPlatforms.MacOS()
Pkg.BinaryPlatforms.Linux(:powerpc64le)
Pkg.BinaryPlatforms.FreeBSD(:armv7l)

Limitations

• The parts of your dependencies that expect/require internet access will not work (this should be expected).
• It's assumed your package is completely standalone, and won't need to be used with packages outside of the provided project file.

Gotchas

• Currently doesn't work with Pkg.dev-ed dependencies.