mkproj is a simple command line program that automates the process of setting up projects.
The main principle behind mkproj is the use of targets. A target is a directory which contains the steps and files necessary to set up a given project.
Every target contains a file called target.sh, this file should contain at least one function defined: target_main (); it is the entry point of the target.sh script. More information on how to create targets can be found under docs/ directory (or by running man mkproj after you have installed it).
You may want to check out and copy the target(s) you want to use from src/target.d to your target.d directory. And if you feel like it, you can also create pull requests with the custom targets you created.
To install mkproj, clone the git repository, cd into it and run the following command as root:
./install.sh install
By default, it will be installed under /usr/local. You may want to change it if you don't want to install globally on the system. The following command will set /path/to/install as the install location:
PREFIX=/path/to/install ./install.sh install
If you want to uninstall it, just run the same command you used to install it, but instead of passing install as an argument, pass remove. For example:
./install.sh remove