coderun

Bash script to easily compile and run files. Currently supports C/C++ and Java with more coming soon.

Installation

Simply clone the repository, and optionally add it to PATH

Documentation

Usage

coderun FILE [OPTIONS]

Parameters

Parameters	Description
-e, --file-extension	Specified extension of the file. This is optional
-c, --compiler-flags	Accepts a string that will be passed to the compiler
-a, --args	Accepts a string that will be passed to the program as arguments
-C, --config	Used to specify a config file containing predefined compiler flags and arguments. FILENOEXTENSION may be used to represent the filename without extension
-m, --mode	Used to specify the mode
-h, --help	Displays help

Note: Values from -C/--config are overriden by any compiler flags or arguments passed

Config Files

By default, the script checks $HOME/.coderun.cfg.

Format

[FILETYPE]
compiler-flags=val1
args=val2

[FILETYPE:MODE]
compiler-flags=val3
args=val4

...

Mode is an optional parameter used to facilitate the creation of multiple configurations for the same filetype. If no mode is specified, configs under [FILETYPE] are read

Example

coderun.cfg

[CPP]
compiler-flags=-o FILENOEXTENSION
args=

[CPP:strict]
compiler-flags=-o FILENOEXTENSION -Wall -Werror -Wextra -O2
args=

Without parameters:

coderun hello_world.cpp

With parameters

coderun -c "-o hello_world" hello_world.cpp

With a config file

coderun -C coderun.cfg hello_world.cpp

With mode

coderun -m strict hello_world.cpp

License

coderun is released under Apache 2.0 License