This project is designed for two things:
- Provide language bindings for the zcash rust library, in the
rustdirectory. - Packaging for common dependency managers within those language eco systems.
Currently implemented is building for apple platforms as an xcframework and for distribution via Swift Package Manager and CocoaPods.
Most of the building is done with the rust compiler, and depending on the target will need different toolchains. To install these you will need to install rustup. Once this is installed, the rest of the dependencies can be installed by running make install.
Currently the only build product that is supported. This can be built with make xcframework and the result will be in releases/XCFramework/libzcashlc.xcframework.
Depending on what state the intermediate build products might be in, you may first want to do make clean to do a clean build.
- Build the framework as described above.
- Commit the result.
- Tag this commit with the new release version, (following semantic versioning).
- Push the commit and tag to the remote repository.
- All of the steps from the
Swift Package Managerrelease process above. - Update
s.versioninlibzcashlc.podspecto the new release version. - (assuming you have the
podcommand)pod trunk push libzcashlc.podspec
Licensed under MIT license (LICENSE or http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT).
Downstream code forks should note that 'libzcashlc' (and thus XCFramework) depends on the 'orchard' crate, which is licensed under the Bootstrap Open Source License. A license exception is provided allowing some derived works that are linked or combined with the 'orchard' crate to be copied or distributed under the original licenses (in this case MIT), provided that the included portions of the 'orchard' code remain subject to BOSL. See https://github.com/zcash/orchard/blob/main/COPYING for details of which derived works can make use of this exception.