Overview

This project is still in development. This is a custom cpp library to improve my workflow on personal and professional projects. I had the intention of making these libraries standalone but by the looks of it they are somewhat dependent on each other, you could still just clone the repo, get all the .hpp and just include the ones you need.

• Using keyword has been omitted in the construction of these libraries to facilitate the integration into your projects.
• Methods intended for use are declared as static and within a namespace to simplify their usage, while auxiliary methods and attributes are kept private or placed in unnamed namespace to restrict their scope.
• Briefs are provided to the methods and functions intented for use.

Printer/Printer.hpp

Three print functions to output to stdout, stderr or to a file, inspired from the python print function. Scalar types and standard containers can be passed as argument directly and will be printed like in python, for custom objects, the print functions can output their values if the appropriate std::ostream& operator<< overload is provided. Nested containers are handled.

• Usage: import Printer.hpp into your project and call stdOut(), stdErr() or fout(). Call setFoutFile(), pass desired output file and set option to truncate as argument .

Logger

Uses the print function from Printer.hpp to output parameters into a file! Call debug(), info(), warning(), error(), fatal() depending on the log level you need. Call setLoggerFile() set define your log output file. Use setExtraSpacing() to allow or disallow the output of an extra new line, either favoring readability or file size.

Outputs your system time in millieseconds, the log level and then your arguments. It's usage is similar to the Printer.hpp functions as it uses the same underlying mechanisms to facilitate printing.

Parser

• Convenient POSIX cmd line parser.
• Includes: options, positional arguments, setting default values and conversion of arguments to their desired data types.

Strings/Strings.hpp

• some string manipulation functions

PS: Feel free to provide suggestions