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@@ -9,24 +9,25 @@ or to develop your own user interface for it.
The REST API peer comes as a
`jar`
file
and needs a Java Runtime Environment (JRE) that supports at least Java 8.
It currently works only on GNU/Linux operating systems.
It currently works only on GNU/Linux operating systems
and on Windows
.
To build the
`jar`
file, you need to specify the combination of architecture and platform:
$ ./gradlew --configure-on-demand briar-headless:x86LinuxJar
$ ./gradlew --configure-on-demand briar-headless:aarch64LinuxJar
$ ./gradlew --configure-on-demand briar-headless:armhfLinuxJar
$ ./gradlew --configure-on-demand briar-headless:windowsJar
You can start the peer (and its API server) like this:
$ java -jar briar-headless/build/libs/briar-headless.jar
$ java -jar briar-headless/build/libs/briar-headless
-<platform>-<architecture>
.jar
It is possible to put parameters at the end.
Try
`--help`
for a list of options.
On the first start, it will ask you to create a user account:
$ java -jar briar-headless.jar
$ java -jar briar-headless
-linux-x86_64
.jar
No account found. Let's create one!
Nickname: testuser
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