dog.cfg is a simple, header-only library for managing your custom config files \\( ͡• ͜ʖ ͡• )
i would recommend adding dog.h to /usr/include/ instead of manually inserting the absolute path everytime or copying the .h in every project dir
to learn how to pet your dog.h, you can use either of the methods listed:
doxygen.nerd (
1. install python (e.g. `pacman -S python`)
2. clone the repo locally with `git clone https://github.com/jstmaxlol/dog.cfg/`
3. `cd` into the `dog.cfg` you just cloned
4. run the utility script `howto.sh`
!5. if `howto.sh` doesn't work try `chmod +x howto.sh`
)
i recommend the doxygen.nerd() method for the ones who benefit more from reading documentation
puppy.tester (
1. clone the repo locally with `git clone https:/github.com/jstmaxlol/dog.cfg/`
2. read the `puppy.tester.cpp` file in your favourite IDE/text-editor
there you'll find all the methods with simple comments explaining what method x is doing
)
i recommend the puppy.tester() method for the ones who benefit more from seeing a program that uses the library instead!