An oh-my-zsh plugin to make using cmake easier.
If you have Oh-My-Zsh installedcd /Users/$USER/.oh-my-zsh/custom
git clone https://github.com/apalkk/Cmaker.git
source ~/.zshrc
~/.zshrc
file and then paste everythin there.Cmaker uses a template text file located in the ~/.oh-my-zsh/custom/plugins/cMaker
directory to create a CMakeLists.txt file which will act as a config file when commands like cgen
,ccomp
and cbin
are run. You can use ctemp
to edit the template file or you can use cgen
and then edit the CMakeLists.txt file after it has been generated. However, this not possible with commands like ccomp
and cbin
as they instantly run the code after generating the cmake files. In that case, you mest edit the template. A basic template has already been setup for you.
cjump
-> If you are in the directory of your project cjump
will open the 'main' file in your project. No arguements for this commandsclist
-> clist
will list every file ending with .cpp or .cc in your current directory. No arguements for this commandscgen
-> Creates the CMakeLists.txt
file (with basic configs allowing you to run instantly) as well as the src directory along with main.cpp in the src. Usage : cgen <project name>
crun
-> This will produce a binary file after you have used cgen
and written in the main.cpp file. Use crun <directory name>
cbin
-> This will instantly create a binary file called cpc. Pass filename as an arguement : cbin <file path>
cput
-> Moves all files from one directory to another. Usage : cput <directory> <directory to move files to>
ccomp
-> Runs a directory of cpp files containing main.cpp and which are part of one project. Usage : ccomp <dir name>
ctemp
-> Allows you to edit the template with which CMakeLists.txt will be created. No arguements requiredRetroSearch is an open source project built by @garambo | Open a GitHub Issue
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