Quill is a new application, a project build system for Tcl projects.

Current Release: https://github.com/wduquette/tcl-quill/releases%|%Quill 0.2.0%|%

Notable Changes in v0.2.0

* Support for arbitrary versions of TCL/TK (previously, Quill required that you be using Active 8.6).
* Decreased dependence on ActiveTcl and TclDevKit (though these are still required for certain operations)
* Support for building starpacks for other platforms (requires TDK)
* Support for building distribution .zip files.
* Improved help.

Quill is hosted at http://github.com/wduquette/tcl-quill; please leave any bug reports in the Issue tracker on the repository home page.

'''What is Quill?'''

Quill is patterned after the http://leiningen.org%|%Leiningen%|% build tool for the Clojure language.  It is intended to handle the following tasks, and to make them as easy as possible:

   * Build project trees with skeleton apps, libraries, documentation, and test suites.
   * Manage external dependencies, pulling external packages in from a teapot server.
   * Run tests
   * Format HTML documentation
   * Build applications and libraries
   * Install applications and libraries for local use
   * Build distribution .zip files
   * Work with the project code in Tkcon


'''Automating Tasks with Quill:'''

Create a new project tree:

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$ quill new app my-project myapp
...
$ cd my-project
$ ./bin/myapp.tcl 
my-project 0.0a0

Args: <>
$
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Run the project tests:

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$ quill test
... (runs tcltests; they'll fail until you add some real ones)
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Build an executable, a starkit or a standalone executable

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$ quill build
$ ./bin/myapp.kit

or

$ ./bin/myapp.exe
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Install the application for local use:

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$ quill install
$ ls ~/bin
myapp
$ myapp
my-project 0.0a0
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