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Kompiler is a build engine bound in digital iron and awakened by forgotten machine-rituals. It weaves source code through architectures, platforms, and realities — producing binaries forged in the deep chambers where modern engineering meets ancient hacker necromancy.

Designed for practitioners who traverse the shadows of systems work, Kompiler transmutes Go source into fully-armed executables for Linux, Windows, macOS (universal), and embedded machines.

kompiler.sh
app.go (Your Application)
files.list (Optional - /path/to/file.type )
└─ ./extra_files/
   ├─ file_1.txt
   ├─ file_2.txt
   ├─ file_3.txt
   └─ file_4.txt
        

The files.list must be present in the same folder as kompiler.sh and app.go. This list informs Kompiler which spare files to include in builds.

These files currently extract in bulk and do not retair directory structure - Updating..

• ⚙ Multi-architecture artifact forging
• ⚙ Universal macOS merging (x86_64 + arm64)
• ⚙ Raspberry Pi arm64 / armv7 builds
• ⚙ Automated packaging rituals (zip bundles)
• ⚙ Spare-file inclusion manually or via files.list
• ⚙ Optional purge of build directory
• ⚙ Fully interactive command-line interface
• ⚙ Visualized build process for clarity

$ unzip project-package.zip      # Extract the compressed archive
$ cd project-folder               # Navigate into the extracted folder
$ chmod +x kompiler.sh            # Make the kompiler script executable
$ ./kompiler.sh                   # Run the kompiler script
    

1. Name your creation
2. Choose your source scroll (Go file)
3. Select spare files manually or load from a list
4. Choose which platforms to conjure binaries for
5. Optionally bind all artifacts into a single zip container
6. Decide whether to purge the build directory from this realm

Kompiler is not simply a builder; it is an implement of forged intent — a tool for conjuring executable structures through a union of modern technology and the old digital arts.