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${PROJECT_NAME}

${PROJECT_SUMMARY}

Build Instructions

Dependencies

Build Commands

First, set up the build directory by running the following command in the project root:

meson setup build --prefix=/usr

Build ${PROJECT_NAME} (you need to run this in the project root):

meson compile -C build

To install ${PROJECT_NAME} (you need to run this in the project root):

meson install -C build

Testing

After setting up the build directory, you will be able to run tests.

To run tests (you need to run this in the project root), run this command:

meson test -C build

Documentation

By default, documentation is built by default using valadoc

If you would not like to generate documentation for this project, pass the additional -Denable_valadoc=false flag to meson.

If you haven't created the build directory, in the project root run:

meson setup build --prefix=/usr -Denable_valadoc=false

However, if you have already created the build directory, you can run the following command from the project root.

meson configure -Denable_valadoc=false build

To enable valadoc documentation generation again, perform the same commands again but replace false in -Denable_valadoc= with true.

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Valdo template for creating a new Vala library. A Vala library starter kit! Comes with tests and documentation generation all set up!

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