Add Julia extension. When prompted, set setting.julia.executablePath to:
C:\\Users\\deniselive\\AppData\\Local\\Programs\\Julia-1.8.5\\bin\\julia.exe
Open PowerShell in root project directory.
To run it all:
julia jj.jl
To run tests:
julia --project=@. tests/runtests.jl
julia
]
activate .
instantiate
test
Hit backspace or Ctrl C to return to Julia REPL.
Load our MandMath module.
Note: This does not update any changes to the code.
using MandMath
CTRL D to exit back to PowerShell.
] Add Coverage
Activate the environment, add the package to Project.toml,
download, install, and build with instantiate.
] activate .
] add URLs
] instantiate
] test
Or: in Julia:
import Pkg
Pkg.add("JSON")
Pkg.precompile()
using MandMath
Using the ] key to activate the environment and add packages is a convenient way to manage dependencies within a specific environment. It allows you to easily add, remove, and update packages as needed.
On the other hand, adding packages with the using command is useful when you want to make sure that specific packages are available in your code. This method can be especially helpful if you are sharing code with others, as it ensures that they have all the necessary dependencies installed.
The Manifest.toml file in a Julia project is automatically generated and updated by the package manager when you activate the project environment and add or remove packages, update versions, or modify dependencies in your Project.toml file.
julia
] activate .
instantiate
- See docs folder.
julia> using Pkg
julia> Pkg.compilecache(Pkg.PackageSpec(path="MandMath"), force=true)
- MandArt (App Store) - runs on MacOS (v12+) - Released!
- MandArt-Docs
- MandArt-Discoveries
A SwiftUI app for creating custom art with the Mandelbrot set.
