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Craft Nitro

Nitro is a speedy local development environment that’s tuned forCraft CMS, powered byDocker.

WarningNitro has been retired. Read more in our blog post,Retiring Craft Nitro.

Building from Source

If you’d like to build Nitro directly from source to test a PR or unreleased feature, you’ll needgo andmake in order to build a CLI binary for your OS.

If you’re on macOS runningHomebrew and theApple developer tools that come with Xcode, it should be quick and straightforward:

Runbrew install golang.
Check out this repository andcd /path/to/your/checkout.
Runmake local.

Nitro’s dependencies will be downloaded automatically, and the built binary will be moved to/usr/local/bin/nitro.

Make sure that’s exactly what you see when you runwhich nitro:

$ which nitro/usr/local/bin/nitro

If you installed Nitro with Homebrew, you might need to runbrew unlink nitro so that the system uses the freshly-built binary instead. (To go back to using the Homebrew Nitro binary, usebrew link --overwrite nitro.)