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Cross platform desktop app, wrapping the wire-webapp. Based on Electron.
- Install Node.js.
- If you wish to use libsodium-neon (crypto speed improvements), also install Rust.
git clone https://github.com/wireapp/wire-desktop.git
cd wire-desktop
npm installnpm startnpm testIf you wish to import Google Contacts to Wire, you will need to generate Google OAuth 2.0 credentials for an "other" type app (See here for more details). Once you have generated your credentials, store the "Client ID" and "Client secret" in the environment as GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID and GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET, respectively.
# Build for macOS
npm run build:macos
# Build for Windows
npm run build:win
# Build for Linux
npm run build:linuxIf you would like to build for another Linux target or architecture, run the following command:
grunt --arch=<arch> --target=<target> linux-otherReplace <arch> and <target> with your desired architecture (e.g. "ia32") and target (e.g. "rpm"). Have a look at the documentation for electron-builder for the available options. Note that we cannot offer support for uncommon architectures or targets.
If you are having troubles building Wire for Desktop, then our troubleshooting page might be of help.
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