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README.md

osquery

Building on OS X

To build osquery on OS X, all you need installed is pip and brew. make deps will take care of installing the appropriate library dependencies, but I recommend taking a look at the Makefile, just in case you see something that might conflict with your personal setup.

Anything that doesn't have a homebrew package is built from source from https://github.com/osquery/third-party, which is a git submodule of this repository which is set up by make deps.

The complete installation/build steps are as follows:

git clone git@github.com:facebook/osquery.git
cd osquery
make deps
make

Once the project is built, try running the project's unit tests:

make runtests

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