package gotd
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gotd
gotd is an OCaml executable to quickly start an OCaml project.
Installation
gotd can be installed with opam:
opam install gotdIf you don't have opam, you can install it following the how to install opam guide.
If you can't or don't want to use opam, consult the opam file for build instructions.
Quickstart
$ gotd sozetWill create a directory named sozet containing a skeleton OCaml project. In some places, there'll be some TODOs that you can fix later.
If you want to customize what's generated, simply write a configuration file for gotd in ${XDG_CONFIG_HOME:-~/.config}/gotd/config.scfg with the following content adapted to your needs:
author "Léo Andrès <contact@ndrs.fr>"
bug_prefix https://git.zapashcanon.fr/zapashcanon/
bug_suffix /issues
doc_prefix https://doc.zapashcanon.fr/
doc_suffix ""
homepage_prefix https://git.zapashcanon.fr/zapashcanon/
homepage_suffix ""
license ISC
maintainer "Léo Andrès <contact@ndrs.fr>"
source_prefix git+https://git.zapashcanon.fr/zapashcanon/
source_suffix .gitWhen creating a project, the bug address will be bug_prefix ^ project_name ^ bug_suffix. E.g. on a project called sozet, with my configuration it would be https://git.zapashcanon.fr/zapashcanon/sozet/issues.