Coben
Coben is a comprehensive tool designed to manage and streamline all aspects of software development. It provides a holistic and hardware-agnostic approach to handle every stage of the development process, from conception and architecture to testing, compiling, code change notifications, and more. The tool ensures synergy across all development disciplines, enhancing overall productivity and efficiency.
Features
- Holistic Development Management: Coben covers every stage of the development lifecycle, ensuring a seamless and integrated workflow.
- Hardware-Agnostic: Designed to work with various hardware platforms, including plain systems, ESP32, ARM64, and more.
- Project Conception and Architecture: Tools to help you plan and structure your projects effectively.
- Comprehensive Testing: Automated testing and validation to maintain high code quality.
- Compilation and Build Management: Simplifies the build process across different platforms.
- Code Change Notifications: Monitors and notifies about code changes, ensuring all team members are up-to-date.
- Synergistic Approach: Every feature is designed to complement others, providing synergy across different development tasks.
Installation
You can install Coben using pip:
pip install coben
Usage
Initialize a New Project
To create a new project:
coben init <project_name> --platform <platform>
Build the Project
To build the project:
coben build <project_name>
Check the Project
To perform checks on the project:
coben check <project_name>
Run the Project
To run the project:
coben run <project_name>
Monitor the Project
To monitor the project's runtime behavior:
coben monitor <project_name>
Serve Documentation
To serve the project's documentation using MkDocs:
coben docu <project_name>
Synchronize Files and Documentation
To synchronize project files and update related documentation:
coben sync <project_name>
Update Project from Directories
To update UML and documentation from project directories:
coben from-dirs <project_name>
Project Structure
Coben organizes your project with a well-defined structure:
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Contributing
Contributions are welcome! Please read the CONTRIBUTING.md for details on our code of conduct and the process for submitting pull requests.
License
This project is licensed under the Apache License - see the LICENSE file for details.
Acknowledgements
Special thanks to all contributors and the open-source community for their support and contributions.
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