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URUNTIME

Universal RunImage and AppImage runtime with SquashFS and DwarFS supports

To get started:

  • Download the latest revision
git clone https://github.com/VHSgunzo/uruntime.git && cd uruntime
  • Compile a binary
rustup default nightly
rustup target add x86_64-unknown-linux-musl
rustup component add rust-src --toolchain nightly

cargo xtask
# Tasks:
#     x86_64                     build x86_64 RunImage and AppImage uruntime
#     runimage-x86_64            build x86_64 RunImage uruntime
#     runimage-squashfs-x86_64   build x86_64 RunImage uruntime (SquashFS only)
#     runimage-dwarfs-x86_64     build x86_64 RunImage uruntime (DwarFS only)
#     appimage-x86_64            build x86_64 AppImage uruntime
#     appimage-squashfs-x86_64   build x86_64 AppImage uruntime (SquashFS only)
#     appimage-dwarfs-x86_64     build x86_64 AppImage uruntime (DwarFS only)
#
#     aarch64                     build aarch64 RunImage and AppImage uruntime
#     runimage-aarch64            build aarch64 RunImage uruntime
#     runimage-squashfs-aarch64   build aarch64 RunImage uruntime (SquashFS only)
#     runimage-dwarfs-aarch64     build aarch64 RunImage uruntime (DwarFS only)
#     appimage-aarch64            build aarch64 AppImage uruntime
#     appimage-squashfs-aarch64   build aarch64 AppImage uruntime (SquashFS only)
#     appimage-dwarfs-aarch64     build aarch64 AppImage uruntime (DwarFS only)
# 
#     all                         build all of the above

# for RunImage x86_64
cargo xtask runimage-x86_64

# for AppImage x86_64
cargo xtask appimage-x86_64

See Build step in ci.yml

  • Or take an already precompiled from the releases

  • RunImage runtime usage

   Runtime options:
    --runtime-extract [PATTERN]          Extract content from embedded filesystem image
                                             If pattern is passed, only extract matching files
     --runtime-extract-and-run [ARGS]    Run the RunImage afer extraction without using FUSE
     --runtime-offset                    Print byte offset to start of embedded filesystem image
     --runtime-portable-home             Create a portable home folder to use as $HOME
     --runtime-portable-config           Create a portable config folder to use as $XDG_CONFIG_HOME
     --runtime-help                      Print this help
     --runtime-version                   Print version of Runtime
     --runtime-signature                 Print digital signature embedded in RunImage
     --runtime-updateinfo[rmation]       Print update info embedded in RunImage
     --runtime-mount                     Mount embedded filesystem image and print
                                             mount point and wait for kill with Ctrl-C

    Embedded tools options:
      --runtime-squashfuse    [ARGS]       Launch squashfuse
      --runtime-unsquashfs    [ARGS]       Launch unsquashfs
      --runtime-mksquashfs    [ARGS]       Launch mksquashfs
      --runtime-dwarfs        [ARGS]       Launch dwarfs
      --runtime-dwarfsck      [ARGS]       Launch dwarfsck
      --runtime-mkdwarfs      [ARGS]       Launch mkdwarfs
      --runtime-dwarfsextract [ARGS]       Launch dwarfsextract

      Also you can create a hardlink, symlink or rename the runtime with
      the name of the built-in utility to use it directly.

    Portable home and config:

      If you would like the application contained inside this RunImage to store its
      data alongside this RunImage rather than in your home directory, then you can
      place a directory named

      for portable-home:
      "${RUNTIME_NAME}.home"

      for portable-config:
      "${RUNTIME_NAME}.config"

      Or you can invoke this RunImage with the --runtime-portable-home or
      --runtime-portable-config option, which will create this directory for you.
      As long as the directory exists and is neither moved nor renamed, the
      application contained inside this RunImage to store its data in this
      directory rather than in your home directory

    Environment variables:

      RUNTIME_EXTRACT_AND_RUN=1      Run the RunImage afer extraction without using FUSE
      NO_CLEANUP=1                   Do not clear the unpacking directory after closing when
                                       using extract and run option for reuse extracted data
      TMPDIR=/path                   Specifies a custom path for mounting or extracting the image
      FUSERMOUNT_PROG=/path          Specifies a custom path for fusermount
  • AppImage runtime usage
   Runtime options:
    --appimage-extract [PATTERN]          Extract content from embedded filesystem image
                                             If pattern is passed, only extract matching files
     --appimage-extract-and-run [ARGS]    Run the AppImage afer extraction without using FUSE
     --appimage-offset                    Print byte offset to start of embedded filesystem image
     --appimage-portable-home             Create a portable home folder to use as $HOME
     --appimage-portable-config           Create a portable config folder to use as $XDG_CONFIG_HOME
     --appimage-help                      Print this help
     --appimage-version                   Print version of Runtime
     --appimage-signature                 Print digital signature embedded in AppImage
     --appimage-updateinfo[rmation]       Print update info embedded in AppImage
     --appimage-mount                     Mount embedded filesystem image and print
                                             mount point and wait for kill with Ctrl-C

    Embedded tools options:
      --appimage-squashfuse    [ARGS]       Launch squashfuse
      --appimage-unsquashfs    [ARGS]       Launch unsquashfs
      --appimage-mksquashfs    [ARGS]       Launch mksquashfs
      --appimage-dwarfs        [ARGS]       Launch dwarfs
      --appimage-dwarfsck      [ARGS]       Launch dwarfsck
      --appimage-mkdwarfs      [ARGS]       Launch mkdwarfs
      --appimage-dwarfsextract [ARGS]       Launch dwarfsextract

      Also you can create a hardlink, symlink or rename the runtime with
      the name of the built-in utility to use it directly.

    Portable home and config:

      If you would like the application contained inside this AppImage to store its
      data alongside this AppImage rather than in your home directory, then you can
      place a directory named

      for portable-home:
      "${RUNTIME_NAME}.home"

      for portable-config:
      "${RUNTIME_NAME}.config"

      Or you can invoke this AppImage with the --appimage-portable-home or
      --appimage-portable-config option, which will create this directory for you.
      As long as the directory exists and is neither moved nor renamed, the
      application contained inside this AppImage to store its data in this
      directory rather than in your home directory

    Environment variables:

      APPIMAGE_EXTRACT_AND_RUN=1     Run the AppImage afer extraction without using FUSE
      NO_CLEANUP=1                   Do not clear the unpacking directory after closing when
                                       using extract and run option for reuse extracted data
      TMPDIR=/path                   Specifies a custom path for mounting or extracting the image
      FUSERMOUNT_PROG=/path          Specifies a custom path for fusermount
      TARGET_APPIMAGE=/path          Operate on a target AppImage rather than this file itself

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