Please check OS specific requirements below.
By default the app builds for testing server. To use the compiled app with live server see this guide https://github.com/toggl/toggldesktop/wiki/Building-Toggl-Desktop-from-source-for-usage-with-live-servers
First, build dependencies:
make deps
then the app itself:
make
To build, then run the app:
make run
Run unit tests with
make test
and UI tests with
make uitest
You'll need these Qt (at version 5.12 or higher) modules: QtWidgets (with private headers), QtWebEngine, QtWebEngineWidgets, QtNetwork, QtDBus, QtX11Extras
If Qt is not installed from your distribution's package manager, you will need to set the CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH
environment variable to point to the lib/cmake
folder in the Qt version you wish to use.
These dependencies are mandatory:
- libXScrnSaver (
libxss-dev
in deb-based distros andlibXScrnSaver-devel
in rpm-based)
You can install them all in debian with a command:
sudo apt install libxss-dev build-essential libgl-dev libreadline-dev
These dependencies are optional and will be bundled if the USE_BUNDLED_LIBRARIES
CMake argument is set or your system does NOT have their development packages installed:
- POCO
- Lua
- jsoncpp
- Qxt
These libraries will be bundled regardless of your system:
- bugsnag-qt
- qt-oauth-lib
in the toggldesktop source tree root
mkdir -p build && pushd build # Create build directory
cmake .. # Setup cmake configs
make -j8 # Build the app. The number defines the count of parallel jobs (number of your CPU cores is a good value for that)
./src/ui/linux/TogglDesktop/TogglDesktop # Run the built app
We're building the Windows app using Visual Studio Community - it's a free download
You'll need to install ActivePerl to build OpenSSL from source.
If you plan to run tests then you might want to install Cygwin.
Use pre-built OpenSSL binaries (recommended)
Clone OpenSSL distribution provided by Poco project under the poco directory
cd %POCO_BASE%
git clone https://github.com/pocoproject/openssl
Or
build OpenSSL, from Visual Studio Tools, open up a Developer Command Prompt.
cd to the project folder, then
cd third_party\openssl
perl Configure VC-WIN32
nmake
Instead of do_nasm (use NASM) you can also use do_ms (no asm at all), or do_masm (use MASM). NASM can be downloaded here: http://www.nasm.us/pub/nasm/releasebuilds/?C=M;O=D
Now, select Release_VS from the Solution Configurations combobox in the Visual Studio toolbar, and build the solution.
If you have Cygwin installed, you can also build the app from from Cygwin terminal, using make. (See macOS and Linux build instructions on above regarding make).
Toggl built and signed app for macOS is available for download. Officially macOS 10.11 and newer stable macOS versions are supported.
Toggl built and signed app for Windows is available for download. App has been tested on Windows 7, 8, 8.1 and 10.
Toggl Desktop Windows app has not been tested on Surface type touchscreen environments.
Change log can be viewed at http://toggl.github.io/toggldesktop/
The documentation of the code base is currently work in progress and can be found at /docs/.
Before sending us a pull request, please format the source code:
make fmt
Also, please check for any cpplint issues:
make lint
Check if unit tests continue to pass:
make test