maurice

The Julia Language project manager

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maurice - v0.4.0 -- pre-release Latest Release

Published by diversable over 1 year ago

This is the latest version of the Maurice tool - it is becoming more functional and robust in this version.

New to this release are:

  • the "run" or "exec" command, which allows you to run a julia script if you provide a path to it...
  • the "test" command, which tests Julia projects (works with the mce new script, mce new app, and mce new package projects).

Windows support is still lacking for some features, unfortunately. This is a known issue, and will be worked on in future releases.

Enjoy!

Yours truly,

Maurice

maurice - v0.2.1 - prototype

Published by diversable over 1 year ago

changed name to maurice (mce at the command line).

Currently, only works on unix - that is, MacOS, Linux, Windows WSL.

maurice - v0.2.0 - prototype

Published by diversable over 1 year ago

basic features now work on a new linux installation - Gaston (gt) will install Julia for you, set up a new "startup.jl" config file, and generate scripts, apps, and packages; compile apps; and perform basic package managment functions.

Feedback is appreciated.

maurice - v0.1.2-prototype

Published by diversable over 1 year ago

This is a pre-release release. The tool works well (as far as I can tell) for the features that are implemented (as described in the README and the help text of the CLI), but there's lots more to come before I would say this tool is 'feature-complete'.

Feel free to give it a try if you're using Linux, Windows WSL, or MacOS and report bugs / request features.

cheers!

maurice - v0.1.1-prototype

Published by diversable over 1 year ago

Includes basic functionality for managing packages, as well as starting the julia repl, pluto notebooks, or vscode. Also creates new projects from the command line.

This is still a pre-release prototype, but you're welcome to test-drive the CLI & provide feedback.

Some functionality won't work on Windows, unless you're using WSL.