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build: follow a default directory structure for V projects #25

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@ttytm ttytm commented Mar 14, 2024

Will allow use v [options] [command] [arguments] in the root of the project.

Like v . to build the project. When VPM progresses to allow for binary installations, following the default directory structure will eventually allow to install binary projects like this directly via the package manager.

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Excellent work!
I did not like the cmd/ folder too.

Making v . immediately useful for building the project is also very welcome.

@spytheman spytheman merged commit 0b5e562 into vlang:main Mar 16, 2024
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@ttytm ttytm deleted the build/update-project-structure branch March 16, 2024 15:49
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The cmd/ folder is useful for those wanting to unit-test their main function, in a application. Put main.v in the root, that all it does is import cmd and call the real start of the program. Nothing to really test, there.

But then everything in cmd should be unit-testable, which means 99+% of your app, instead of only 99+% of whatever is NOT inside main.

However, it definitely doesn't need to be the default.

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