NLY

target

• header-only.
• cross-platform.
• simple to use.
• high-coverage test cases.

how to use

• You can copy nly/nly to your project, because nly is header-only project.

  • If you use nly in this way, then you need to manually include the third-party libraries required by nly.

• You can put nly to your cmake project, for example:

  cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.0.0)
  project(your_target VERSION 0.1.0)
  
  set(CMAKE_CXX_STANDARD 17)
  set(CMAKE_CXX_STANDARD_REQUIRED True)
  
  add_subdirectory(nly)
  add_executable(your_target xxx.cpp)
  target_link_libraries(your_target PRIVATE nly)

third-party libraries

• The third-party libraries that nly depends on are all disabled by default, and can be enabled according to the user's needs. The following is the list of third-party libraries and the variable names used to enable them.

name	variable
fmt	ADD_FMT_VIA_NLY
boost	ADD_BOOST_VIA_NLY
thread-pool	ADD_BS_THREAD_POOL_VIA_NLY
json	ADD_NLOHMANN_JSON_VIA_NLY
cpp-httplib	ADD_CPP_HTTP_LIB_VIA_NLY

update submodule for boost

# nly/upstream/boost
$ git submodule update --init --recursive

open test

• Set ENABLE_NLY_UNIT_TEST to ON to enable unit test.

testing environment

plantform	compiler	result
windows 10	VS2019	✅
ubuntu	GCC 11.4.0	✅