cmkr-build

You can generate CMakeLists.txt by defining your project configurations in a cmake.toml file. The build system automatically parses these TOML definitions to create and regenerate the necessary CMake build files.

Using TOML-based project definitions reduces the friction of configuring complex CMake projects. This approach replaces ad-hoc CMakeLists.txt files with structured TOML data to keep builds consistent.

Yes, you can migrate existing projects by translating your CMakeLists.txt configurations into a cmake.toml file. The system then automatically generates the updated build files from this TOML definition.

You can bootstrap a new project by downloading the bootstrap script to generate initial files. This sets up the project structure and automatically regenerates build files whenever the cmake.toml is edited.

Yes, cmkr-build integrates with development pipelines and CI/CD workflows. It automatically regenerates CMakeLists.txt from cmake.toml to ensure build consistency across automated environments.

TOML-based configuration simplifies project setup but relies on a bootstrap process and specific project and target sections in the cmake.toml. Complex custom CMake scripts might still require manual integration alongside the generated files.