cangjie-project-management

You can initialize a new Cangjie project or workspace using cjpm commands, which generate the default project structure and the `cjpm.toml` configuration file for immediate development.

Cangjie project dependencies are managed by editing the `cjpm.toml` file to add or configure required packages. The cjpm tool reads this configuration to resolve and fetch dependencies for your single module or workspace during the build process.

The `cjpm.toml` file provides detailed configuration settings for Cangjie projects, allowing you to define single modules, workspaces, dependencies, and build profiles to customize the compilation and execution behavior of cjpm.

Yes, cjpm supports running unit tests and performance benchmarks for Cangjie applications. You can execute these directly through specific cjpm commands to validate code correctness and measure application performance.

Yes, cjpm supports workspace configurations for managing multiple Cangjie modules. You can define workspace settings in the `cjpm.toml` file to handle dependencies and build profiles across all included modules simultaneously.

Cjpm facilitates understanding of build scripts and command extensions, allowing you to customize the compilation and execution workflow. These features are configured within the Cangjie project to extend the standard build and run capabilities.