cubo's Introduction

Cubo

A (meta) build system with multiple backends (make, ninja, tup, custom) for C# application inspired by Dub.

Usage

Install cubo

Create a cubo.json file in your C# project. It should look like this:

{
   "name": "Depot",
   "description": "A Depot Library",
   "copyright": "Copyright © 2018, Orefe",
   "homepage": "",
   "authors": ["Orfeo"],
   "license": "BSD 3-clause",
   "targetType": "library",
   "targetPath": "bin",
   "sdk" : "4.7",

   "libs": [ "System.Data.dll", "YamlDotNet.dll", "log4net.dll"],
   "sourceFiles": [],
   "dependencies": {
      "Exception": { "version": "0.3.1", "url" : "[email protected]:ml_cs/Exception.git"},
      "Unstandard": { "version": "1.1.0", "url" : "[email protected]:o3o/Unstandard.git"}
   }
}

Run cubo

$ cubo

It will create .cubo folder, clones the repositories and creates ninja files

It is recommended to add .cubo folder to .gitignore.

Json file

cubo.json is a Json objects.

Name	Type	Description
name [required]	string	Name of the package, used to uniquely identify the package.
description	string	Brief description of the package
copyright	string	Copyright declaration string
authors	string[]	List of project authors
license	string	License(s) under which the project can be used
targetType	string	Specifies a specific target type (`exe`, `winexe`, `library`)
targetPath	string	The destination path of the output binary
sdk	string	Specifies SDK version of referenced assemblies
libs	string[]	Specifies the location of referenced assemblies
sourceFiles	string[]	Additional files passed to the compile
dependencies	T[string]	List of project dependencies

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