Using TinyGo

How to use the tinygo command.

These pages assume you already have TinyGo installed, either using Docker or by installing it manually.

Here are some basic examples of using TinyGo in the most common scenarios.

Subcommands like tinygo flash and tinygo version.

Command line flags you will commonly use with TinyGo that often control how the binary is built or flashed to the device.

Command line flags that are less commonly used and don’t usually impact the build.