Conan Configuration that can be installed with the
conan config install command.
Do Not Use! This configuration is still in development and depends on not yet released conan packages. During development there will be breaking changes. Additionally this configuration is opinionated to my personal preferences. Feel free to fork or copy to customize.
Conan can generate a project structure using conan new.
A template can be provided to this command to customize the
generated project structure.
These templates can be distributed in a conan configuration
by placing them at ./templates/command/new.
Usage: conan new <name>/<version> --template fickle/cxx-lib
This template generates a C++ library that uses conan and CMake.
It includes:
- unit testing with gtest
- optional code coverage with lcov using https://github.com/alexFickle/lcov-cmake
- Doxygen configuration
- clang format configuration
- README.md
The generated project additionally contains a simple, working example.
Usage: conan new <name>/<version> --template fickle/cxx-header-only
Identical features to cxx-lib, just for a header only C++ library.
Usage: conan new <name>/version --template fickle/cxx-exe
Identical features to cxx-lib, just for C++ executables.
Splits source files into two targets. The first is a static library that can have unit tests written for it. The second is the executable that must have main in it but probably no other source files.
Usage: conan new <name>/<version> --template fickle/cxx-exp
Very simple project structure intended to quickly experiment with something. Has no directories and a single source file. The code you are experimenting with and its tests go in the same source file.
Features:
- unit testing with gtest
- optional code coverage with lcov using https://github.com/alexFickle/lcov-cmake
- clang format configuration