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How to Compile and Run Nacos Console in Standalone Mode
This guide walks you through cloning the Nacos repository, compiling it with Maven (including special handling for Mac M‑series chips), explains the role of Protocol Buffers, and shows how to configure and run the Nacos console in standalone mode.
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<code>git clone https://github.com/alibaba/nacos.git</code>Protocol Buffer is a language‑independent, platform‑independent, extensible method for serializing structured data, useful for communication protocols and data storage. The protobuf‑maven‑plugin automatically generates the corresponding Java files from .proto files.
<code>mvn clean install -Dcheckstyle.skip -Dmaven.test.skip -T 4</code>Note: When compiling on a Mac with an M‑series chip, replace the global ${os.detected.classifier} with osx‑x86_64.
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Add the following code to enable standalone mode:
<code>System.setProperty("nacos.standalone","true");</code>Written by
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