Key Features • Getting Started • How To Use • Download • License
## Key Features * Create a C++ project with a single command. * Manage Project Locations. * Opening Projects from any command line * Minimal C support ### Download. There's three ways to get cppm: 1. [Download](https://github.com/Cpp-Project-Manager/Cpp-Project-Manager/releases/latest) the build for windows. 2. Install with Cargo `cargo install cppm` 3. Get with our [custom installer](https://github.com/maou-shimazu/cppm-installer) ### Getting Started The first thing needed when cppm has just been installed is to run `cppm --config`, and it'll ask for your default editor. You should see something like this: ``` $ cppm --config Default editor: nvim Clang is installed. Clang++ is installed. Location: /some/path/.cppm/defaults.toml ``` After that you are free to start using cppm. #### For usage instructions run `cppm --help` or refer to the [wiki](https://github.com/Cpp-Project-Manager/Cpp-Project-Manager/wiki). ### Road Map - [x] Generating C/C++ files - [x] Commands for opening and removing projects - [x] Support for g++ and clang++ - [x] Active build/run system - * [ ] C build/run support - * [ ] C/C++ Smart Object file compilation - [ ] External lib support - [ ] Code formatting command - [ ] Linter Integration - [ ] Package management * - [ ] Caching * - [ ] Frontend * - - [ ] Versioning * - - [ ] Documentation * - - [ ] User Interface * - [ ] Backend * - - [ ] User system * - - [ ] Git integration * - * - [ ] Custom ignore * - [ ] Automated package compilation ## License [MIT](https://github.com/Cpp-Project-Manager/Cpp-Project-Manager/blob/main/LICENSE) ---