TKeeper has two build-time selectors:
- features: product surface such as authorities, ECIES, UI, and seal providers
- platforms: cryptographic algorithms and protocols
A usable production artifact must include at least one platform.
Build all production modules
./gradlew build -Pkeeper.features=all -Pkeeper.platforms=all
build runs the root and SDK tests plus the unit tests of every selected feature and platform module before producing the artifact.
The root build task runs the normal verification lifecycle and produces the deployable fat jar through shadowJar.
Equivalent:
./gradlew :build -Pkeeper.features.all=true -Pkeeper.platforms.all=true
The jar lands under:
build/libs/tkeeper-2.3.1.jar
TKeeper requires Java 25.
Build a smaller artifact
Example: EVM signing, ECIES, and the UI:
./gradlew :build -Pkeeper.features=authority-evm,ecies,ui -Pkeeper.platforms=ecc
Example: ML-DSA only:
./gradlew :build -Pkeeper.platforms=pqc
Feature names match child project names. The module :features:authority-evm is selected with authority-evm.
Feature and platform matrix
| Need | Feature selector | Platform selector |
|---|---|---|
| EVM transaction authority | authority-evm |
ecc |
| Bitcoin transaction authority | authority-bitcoin |
ecc |
| X.509 certificate authority | authority-x509 |
ecc |
| ECIES | ecies |
ecc |
| Control-plane UI | ui |
any required crypto platform |
| AWS KMS seal provider | seal-aws |
any required crypto platform |
| Google Cloud KMS seal provider | seal-gcloud |
any required crypto platform |
| Developer token authentication | auth-dev (explicit opt-in, excluded from all) |
any required crypto platform |
| ML-DSA identities | none | pqc |
| Default production set | all |
all |
Features with platform dependencies require the matching platform. The build should fail early instead of producing an artifact with a missing runtime provider.
auth-dev is deliberately excluded from all, but it may be included in any deployable artifact by requesting it explicitly:
./gradlew :build -Pkeeper.features=auth-dev -Pkeeper.platforms=ecc
Selection properties
| Scope | Features | Platforms |
|---|---|---|
| Runtime jar | keeper.features |
keeper.platforms |
| Docker build | keeper.docker.features |
keeper.docker.platforms |
| Select all | keeper.features.all=true |
keeper.platforms.all=true |
Comma-separated selectors accept short names such as ecies, ecc, and pqc. all selects every production module in that category.
Docker
Build the production Docker image:
./gradlew dockerBuild -Pkeeper.features=all -Pkeeper.platforms=all
Production image tags:
exploit/tkeeper:2.3.1
exploit/tkeeper:latest
The Dockerfile adds the JVM flag required by the FFI Java API:
--enable-native-access=ALL-UNNAMED
Run the image:
docker run --rm \
-p 8080:8080 \
-p 9090:9090 \
-v "$PWD/config:/etc/tkeeper:ro" \
-v "$PWD/data:/var/lib/tkeeper" \
-e KEEPER_CONFIG_LOCATION=/etc/tkeeper \
exploit/tkeeper:2.3.1
Integration image
Run the complete release verification with:
./gradlew releaseGate
This includes every module's unit tests, artifact isolation, both test-container builds, and the functional integration suite. Performance benchmarks are separate.
Build both images used by functional integration tests with:
./gradlew buildTestContainers
The test task reuses these images. Re-run the build after changing application code, dependencies, or Dockerfiles.
Do not pass keeper.features or keeper.platforms to this task. The development integration image uses a dedicated classpath containing every production feature, auth-dev, every platform, and the test-only failure-injection module.
Never deploy either test image as production runtime.
Common failures
Feature endpoint returns 404
The feature was not included in the artifact.
Rebuild with the required feature and platform.
No provider for algorithm
The platform was not included in the artifact.
Rebuild with the required platform, for example:
./gradlew :build -Pkeeper.features=authority-evm -Pkeeper.platforms=ecc
Native access warning
Add:
--enable-native-access=ALL-UNNAMED
The Docker image already does this.