Get Daikoku

There are several ways to get Daikoku to run it on your system.

From binaries

If you want to download the last version of Daikoku, you can grab them from the release page of the Daikoku GitHub page:

Go to https://github.com/MAIF/daikoku/releases and get the last version of the daikoku-x.x.x.zip file or the daikoku.jar file.

From Docker

If you're a Docker aficionado, Daikoku is provided as a Docker image that you can pull directly from the official repos.

Fetch the last Docker image of Daikoku :

docker pull maif/daikoku:17.x.x
# or 
docker pull maif/daikoku:latest

From sources

To build Daikoku from sources, old fashion style, you need the following tools:

• git
• JDK 21
• sbt
• node
• npm

Once you've installed all those tools, go to the Daikoku GitHub page and clone the sources:

git clone https://github.com/MAIF/daikoku.git --depth=1

then you need to run the build.sh script to build the documentation, the React UI and the server:

sh ./scripts/build.sh

and that's all. You can grab your Daikoku package at daikoku/target/scala-2.13/daikoku or daikoku/target/universal/.

For those who want to build only parts of Daikoku, read the following.

Build the documentation only

Go to the manual folder and run:

npm run build

The documentation is located at manual/build

Build the React UI

Go to the daikoku/javascript folder and run:

npm install
npm run build

You will find the JS bundle at daikoku/public/react-app/daikoku.js.

Build the Daikoku server

Go to the daikoku folder and run:

sbt ';clean;compile;dist;assembly'

You will find your Daikoku package at daikoku/target/scala-2.13/daikoku or daikoku/target/universal/.