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A Library Manager for C3 Projects
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# c3l **c3l** is a **library manager for C3 projects**. It streamlines the process of fetching, updating, and managing C3 libraries from remote repositories. With c3l, all metadata about your libraries is tracked in a simple `.c3l.deps` file, making maintenance and versioning of your project dependencies effortless. *No more manual cloning with c3l!* ## Features - **Fetch libraries**: Download and integrate remote C3 libraries into your project with a single command. - **Simple updates**: Easily update libraries to newer versions, using tagged releases. - **Safe removal**: Uninstall libraries cleanly without manually touching `project.json`. - **Seamless workflow**: Keeps your project files organized and in sync with your dependencies. *** ## How It Works - When you use c3l to add a library to your project, it: - Fetches the library from the specified remote repository. - Updates your project files to include the new dependency. - Writes an entry to `.c3l.deps` with some meta information. - Updates and removals use the data in `.c3l.deps` to ensure reliability. - Updating a dependency (to a new tagged release) is as easy as running a single c3l command. *** ## Getting Started ### 1. Installation Download and install c3l: ```bash git clone https://github.com/konimarti/c3l cd c3l sudo make install ``` `c3l` will be installed in `/usr/local/bin` by default and the man page in `/usr/local/man/`. If you want to install to a different location, set the `PREFIX` variable: ```bash make PREFIX=~/.local/ install ``` ### 2. Adding a Library ```bash c3l fetch https://github.com/username/libname v1.0.0 ``` - Fetches the specified C3 library and registers it in `.c3l.deps` and `project.json`. ### 3. Updating a Library ```bash c3l update libname ``` - Updates the library to the newest tagged release, updating the metadata in `.c3l.deps`. ### 4. Removing a Library ```bash c3l remove libname ``` - Uninstalls the library and removes its entry from `.c3l.deps` and `project.json`. ### 5. Pulling all Libraries ```bash c3l pull ``` - Fetches all libraries from `.c3l.deps`. This is only required when a project is freshly cloned and only `.c3l.deps` is present. *** ## The `.c3l.deps` File Some relevant dependency information—including name, source URL, current version or tag—is stored in a `.c3l.deps` file at your project root. This enables: - Easy auditing of all dependencies in use - Clean removal and easy updating *** ## Example Workflow for a New C3 Project You need the [C3 compiler](https://github.com/c3-lang/c3c) `c3c` to run this example. ```bash # Create a new C3 project c3c init app && cd app # Update main.c3 cat <<EOF > src/main.c3 import encoding::hex; fn void main() => (void)hex::dump_bytes("C3 is great"); EOF # Add the required library c3l fetch https://github.com/konimarti/hex.c3l v0.1.1 # Now run the app c3c run # Update a library to the newest release c3l update hex # List installed libraries c3l list # Remove a library c3l remove hex ``` *** ## License MIT. See `LICENSE` for full text. *** ## Contributing Contributions welcome! Please open an issue or submit a pull request to get started.
