cpm: A modern project management tool for C/C++ projects 
You can find the documentation in the cpmbits website.
Installation
pip3 install cpm-cli
CPM depends on CMake and ninja for the build process.
Getting started
cpm create DeathStartLaserBackend
cd DeathStartLaserBackend
cpm build
After creating the project, the binary will be available in the project build directory.
./build/DeathStartLaserBackend
Manage dependencies
CPM manages your project dependencies through CPM-Hub. In order to install a bit, declare it in the project descriptor:
build:
bits:
sqlite3: '3.32.3'
test:
bits:
cest: '1.0'
Then use the command line to install all dependencies.
cpm install
Run your tests
cpm test
Test sources reside in the tests directory. cpm will consider as test suites any files that match the expression
test_*.cpp.
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