<h1 align="center"> cpkg </h1>
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A dead simple, modern package manager for C.
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## What is cpkg?
`cpkg` is an all-in-one wrapper for tools like `gcc`, `clang`, `doxygen` and `clang-format`.
It automatically detects which are present on your system, allowing you to use them with one simple cli.
Inspired by the convenience of modern tools like `cargo` and `bun`.
## Usage
```bash
cpkg init
cpkg run
```
## Features
### 🧑💻 Project Runner
You can create a project with `new` or `init`, and then run `/src/main.c` with `cpkg run` or `cpkg build`.
You can run tests located in `/src/*.test.c` and `/tests/*.c` with `cpkg test`.
### 📦 Package Management
You can add local paths with `cpkg add <name> --path /path/to/dependency` and git dependencies with `cpkg add <name> --git https://github.com/nothings/stb/tree/master`.
### 🗄️ Project File Generation
Project files can be generated using `cpkg generate`.
This creates a project file that acts as if you ran `cpkg build`, without `cpkg`.
*Currently only supports basic [`Makefile`](https://www.gnu.org/software/make) generation*
### 🛠️ Other Components
`cpkg` supports other functionalities:
* Formatting using [`clang-format`](https://clang.llvm.org/docs/ClangFormat.html)
* Documenting using [`doxygen`](https://www.doxygen.nl)
## ⏬ Installation
### 📩 Releases
You can download the `cpkg` binary from [the releases](https://github.com/DvvCz/cpkg/releases) (or a nightly build from [actions](https://github.com/DvvCz/cpkg/actions))
### 📦 Cargo
If you have `cargo` you can install from crates.io.
```
cargo install cpkg
```
Or clone the repository and install it locally.
```
git clone https://github.com/DvvCz/cpkg
cargo install --path cpkg
```
### 🛜 cURL script
The other options are preferred, but there is an install script.
```bash
### 🔄 Upgrading
You can easily upgrade your `cpkg` binary using the `cpkg upgrade` command.