On Sun, Nov 19 2023, Peter Lawrence wrote:
> Hi.
Hi Peter!
> I'm trying to build an email client (aerc) with support for notmuch
> on macOS. aerc is written in go. I can't find an aerc package for brew
> which includes notmuch headers/library files. Where can I get these
> language bindings and how do I "install" them, or where do I place them
> in the aerc source directory to get the notmuch library built and then
> accessible to aerc?
I don't have much direct experience with either macOS nor the Go
language bindings to notmuch, but I'll see how far I can get in
answering your questions.
The Go bindings for notmuch are in the contrib/go directory of the
source distribution which you can get from the latest source release
https://notmuchmail.org/releases/notmuch-0.38.tar.xz
Or via git:
git clone https://git.notmuchmail.org/git/notmuch
There's a brief README and a Makefile in the contrib/go directory, but
I'm not exactly clear on how things are supposed to work.
When I type "make" the first command it runs is "go install notmuch"
which fails as follows:
$ go install notmuch
go: 'go install' requires a version when current directory is not in a module
Try 'go install notmuch@latest' to install the latest version
The advice from the error message doesn't help much:
$ go install notmuch@latest
go: notmuch@latest: malformed module path "notmuch": missing dot in first path
element
I'm guessing someone who knows even a tiny bit about go modules might be
able to explain what's needed here, so we can fix the Makefile to
actually work?
-Carl
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