Build from source

Most people use the release binary. Build from source if you want to change csm.

Build and run

Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/Auto-Tournament/cs2-server-manager.git
cd cs2-server-manager

Build

go build -o csm ./src/cmd/cs2-tui

Run

sudo ./csm

When you run csm from a folder that has an overrides/ folder next to the binary, csm uses that folder as its root instead of /opt/cs2-server-manager. Set CSM_ROOT to choose the root yourself.

To build the release binaries for both CPU types:

GOOS=linux GOARCH=amd64 go build -o csm-linux-amd64 ./src/cmd/cs2-tui
GOOS=linux GOARCH=arm64 go build -o csm-linux-arm64 ./src/cmd/cs2-tui

Run the tests

go test ./...

Code layout

src/cmd/cs2-tui/: the csm command. It reads the command line and starts the menu when no command is given.
src/internal/csm/: the work itself: install, updates, tmux, plugins, doctor, maps.
src/internal/tui/: the terminal menu, built with Bubble Tea.

Contribute

Open an issue first for larger changes.
In a bug report, give your Linux version and CPU type (uname -m), what you expected and what happened, and the logs: sudo csm logs <server> 200 and /opt/cs2-server-manager/logs/csm.log.
Keep pull requests small, and say how you tested the change.

Releases are made from the GitHub Release workflow with scripts/release.sh. It uploads csm-linux-amd64 and csm-linux-arm64.

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