Brewtarget is free open-source brewing software, and a beer recipe creation tool available for Linux, Mac, and Windows. It automatically calculates color, bitterness, and other parameters for you while you drag and drop ingredients into the recipe. Brewtarget also has many other tools such as priming sugar calculators, OG correction help, and a unique mash designing tool. It also can export and import recipes in BeerXML, allowing you to easily share recipes with friends who use BeerSmith or other programs. All of this means that Brewtarget is your single, free, go-to tool when crafting your beer recipes.
- Philip G. Lee [email protected] - Lead developer
- Mik Firestone [email protected]
- Maxime Lavigne [email protected]
- Theophane Martin [email protected]
- Dan Cavanagh [email protected]
- Rob Taylor [email protected]
- Kregg K [email protected]
- A.J. Drobnich [email protected]
- Ted Wright [email protected]
- Charles Fourneau (plut0nium) [email protected]
- Samuel Östling [email protected]
- Peter Buelow [email protected]
- David Grundberg [email protected]
- Daniel Pettersson [email protected]
- Tim Payne [email protected]
- Luke Vincent [email protected]
- Eric Tamme [email protected]
- Chris Pavetto [email protected]
- Markus Mårtensson [email protected]
- Julein [email protected]
- Jeff Bailey [email protected]
- Piotr Przybyla (przybysh) [email protected]
- Chris Hamilton [email protected]
- Julian Volodia [email protected]
- Jerry Jacobs [email protected]
- Greg Meess [email protected]
Author list created with:
$ git log --raw | grep "^Author: " | sort | uniq -c | sort -nr
On Debian systems like Ubuntu, the packages for dependencies are:
- cmake (>= 2.8.11)
- git
- qtbase5-dev
- qttools5-dev
- qttools5-dev-tools
- qtmultimedia5-dev
- libqt5sql5-sqlite
- libqt5sql5-psql
- libqt5svg5-dev
- libqt5multimedia5-plugins
- doxygen (optional, for source documentation)
We do not do any in-source builds. You will create a separate directory for the build.
$ mkdir brewtarget-build
$ cd brewtarget-build
$ cmake /path/to/brewtarget-src
$ make
Linux-like systems may simply do:
$ sudo make install
Systems that use .deb or .rpm packages may also create a package first:
$ make package
Then either
$ sudo dpkg -i brewtarget*.deb
or
$ sudo rpm -i brewtarget*.rpm
On Mac and Windows environments, the package
target will create an installer
that may be executed to finish the installation.
make package
Makes .deb, .rpm, NSIS Installer, and .tar.bz2 binary packages.make package_source
Makes a .tar.bz2 source package.make source_doc
Makes html documentation of the source in doc/html.
These options are passed to cmake
with the -D
flag before compiling. For
example:
$ cmake /path/to/brewtarget -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr -DDO_RELEASE_BUILD=ON
CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX
-/usr/local
by default. Set this to/usr
on Debian-based systems like Ubuntu.BUILD_DESIGNER_PLUGINS
-OFF
by default. If set toON
, builds the Qt Designer plugins instead of brewtarget.DO_RELEASE_BUILD
-OFF
by default. IfON
, will do a release build. Otherwise, debug build.NO_MESSING_WITH_FLAGS
-OFF
by default.ON
means do not add any build flags whatsoever. May override other options.