Dew
Development Environment Wrangler
What is this?
Dew is a dependency manager for C/C++ dependencies. It aims to make dependency management and configuration easier, while keeping out of the way. For each dependency listed in a ‘dewfile’, Dew downloads the source of the dependency, builds it, and installs it’s files in a prefix directory which can be used by your project.
Dew is inspired by Cargo, the defacto package manager and build system for Rust.
Is it stable? Is it a good idea to use this for projects in production?
It’s getting there. Most of the architecture and scope of Dew is hardening, so be sure to check back for a 1.0 release.
Installation
Dew is hosted on PyPI and can be installed with pip.
pip3 install dew-pacmanNote: dew requires python 3.6 and above.
It is recommended to include a requirements.txt file in your dew-using projects specifying the version of dew you are using.
Usage
Check out the following pages for information on how to use dew:
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