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# begin Nimble config (version 2)
--noNimblePath
when withDir(thisDir(), system.fileExists("nimble.paths")):
include "nimble.paths"
# The following sets up musl as an option for fully static binaries.
# It was found here
# https://scripter.co/nim-deploying-static-binaries/
from macros import error
from ospaths import splitFile, `/`
# -d:musl
when defined(musl):
var muslGccPath: string
echo " [-d:musl] Building a static binary using musl .."
muslGccPath = findExe("musl-gcc")
# echo "debug: " & muslGccPath
if muslGccPath == "":
error("'musl-gcc' binary was not found in PATH.")
switch("gcc.exe", muslGccPath)
switch("gcc.linkerexe", muslGccPath)
switch("passL", "-static")
proc binOptimize(binFile: string) =
## Optimize size of the ``binFile`` binary.
echo ""
if findExe("strip") != "":
echo "Running 'strip -s' .."
exec "strip -s " & binFile
if findExe("upx") != "":
# https://github.com/upx/upx/releases/
echo "Running 'upx --best' .."
exec "upx --best " & binFile
# nim musl foo.nim
task musl, "Builds an optimized static binary using musl":
## Usage: nim musl <.nim file path>
let
numParams = paramCount()
if numParams != 2:
error("The 'musl' sub-command needs exactly 1 argument, the Nim file (but " &
$(numParams-1) & " were detected)." &
"\n Usage Example: nim musl FILE.nim.")
let
nimFile = paramStr(numParams) ## The nim file name *must* be the last.
(dirName, baseName, _) = splitFile(nimFile)
binFile = dirName / baseName # Save the binary in the same dir as the nim file
nimArgs = "c -d:musl -d:release --opt:size " & nimFile
# echo "[debug] nimFile = " & nimFile & ", binFile = " & binFile
# Build binary
echo "\nRunning 'nim " & nimArgs & "' .."
selfExec nimArgs
# Optimize binary
binOptimize(binFile)
echo "\nCreated binary: " & binFile
# end Nimble config
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