Creating an Executable

Beta Notes and Known Issues:
This feature is currently in beta and there are known issues.
Windows is not currently supported due to filesystem operations that have not been tested on the OS.
Request body decoding methods, RequestBody.as<T> and RequestBody.decode<T>, have restrictions on the their type parameters when running as an executable. These types are limited to primitive types, such as int, String, double, num, List (of aforementioned primitives, or Map<String, dynamic>) and Map (keys must String, values may be any of the aforementioned primitive types).
There are bugs! Please report them to the Conduit repository.
Building and Running an Executable
By default, Conduit runs in the Dart VM. A VM application optimizes over time and is very convenient for machines that already have Dart installed. However, VM applications are slower to startup, consume significantly more memory, and aren't as portable. Therefore, Conduit offers an option to build an executable version of your application. This is done by running the following command in your Conduit app's project directory:
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conduit build
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The output of this command is an executable that contains your application without the expensive VM. The name of the executable defaults to 'XXXXX' and is run from the command-line like any other executable:
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  ./my_app
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Executable's can only be run on the platform that created them. For example, you cannot create an executable in macOS and run it on Windows.
Building Cross-Platform with Docker
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Deploying on Docker

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Building and Running an Executable

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