retroarch-asset-server

retroarch-asset-server

Asset server for retroarch

Compilation

You need Go 1.19 (minimum). Simply build your application by issuing go build. To build a statically linked executable, you can issue go build -tags netgo instead.

Usage

retroarch-asset-server COMMAND [OPTIONS...]

Available commands are:

• help: print this help or the provided command help
• version: Print the application version.
• serve: Start the server (default command).

help

retroarch-asset-server help [COMMAND_NAME]

Print the general help or, if a command name is provided, the help of this command. Then the program exits.

version

retroarch-asset-server version

Print the retroarch-asset-server version then exit.

serve

retroarch-asset-server serve [-listen ADDR] [-frontend PATH] [-system PATH] [-rom PATH]

Start serving the assets. When a location option is omitted, the server acts as a reverse proxy for http://buildbot.libretro.com/assets/

Target specific commands

Windows

retroarch-asset-server register-svc [-listen ADDR] [-frontend PATH] [-system PATH] [-rom PATH]

Register the current executable as an auto-starting Windows service. The options are the same that serve command ones.

retroarch-asset-server unregister-svc

Unregister the retroarch-asset-server Windows service