pjmage

PJMage - easy C/C++ build/export system ——————————————————————— Installation logic:

During PJMage installer (We will have Windows, Linux and macOS installers)

• Install the correct compiler (OS dependent)
• Extracts PJMage files into proper location
• Add mage.exe to the PATH

• Give it the path to the compiler binaries or whatever is important

  Commands:

  1. Version Check

     mage version
     

     Will tell the current mage version, like mage 0.1.0 beta or something
     
     

1. Synchronize with the server

   mage refresh
   

   Checks for available packages and resfreshes the local registry (if there will be such)
   
   

2. Install the package

   mage install package::"package ID/Name" version::"package version (optional)"
   

   Will install package onto the machine with the specified version if listed, or latest by default
   
   

3. Uninstall the package

   mage uninstall package::"package ID/Name" version::"package version (optional)"
   

   Will uninstall package from the machine with the specified version if listed, or latest by default
   
   

4. Create project

   mage create project::"project name" path::"project/path (optional)" lang::"project language (optional)"
   

   It will use path the PJMage is launched in as the project path root by default
   Default language is C++, the standard is latest supported across the systems, but it will be possible to manually set in project.lua manifest
   The compiler is installed during PJMage installation (MSVC on Windows, GCC/G++ on Linux, Clang on macOS)
   
   

5. Delete project

   mage delete project::"project name"
   

   Yes, it will wipe off the whole project folders, though the prompt will appear, asking to type project name in and hit enter
   
   

6. Compile project

   mage compile project::"project name"
   

   Compile the project (smartly) but don’t run it
   
   

7. Execute project

   mage execute project::"project name"
   

   Run the project without compilation
   
   

8. Build project

   mage build project::"project name"
   

   Compile & Execute the project
   
   

9. Export project

   mage export project::"project name" folder::"output folder"
   

   Exports .exe and recquired .dll’s into the dedicated folder
   
   

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Inside the PJMage

the idea is that inc, lib, dll, bin, bat and obj folders all move inside mage folder
as a result, you can have your own folder anywhere (as long as you properly inititalized it via mage create) and it will look absolutely simple (just hpp/cpp file)

mage folder:
    -- inc: // all include
        -- SDL3: // sdl includes for example
        -- Vulkan: // Vulkan includes
        -- ASIO: // ASIO standalone includes
        -- D3DX12: // D3DX12 Includes and etc etc etc
        ...
    -- lib: // all libraries
        -- lua-5.5.0.lib
        ...
    -- dll: // all dll files
        ...
    -- obj: // all obj files (per project name)
        -- project_1:
            ...
    -- bin: // all binaries (per project name)
        -- project_1:
            ...
    -- bat: // all build scripts (per project name)
        -- project_1:
    -- manifests:
        -- packages: // all package_1.lua files here
            ...
        -- projects: // all project_1.lua files here
            ...
        -- package_list.lua // all available packages
        -- project_list.lua // all available projects

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