General purpose build manager mainly designed to build C++ projects which uses directed acyclic graph (DAG) to manage tasks dependencies.

pip install dogebuild

Dogebuild uses dogefile.py to describe project structure and task DAG. An example of dogefile.py:

from dogebuild import make_mode, task

make_mode()


@task
def task1():
    print("task1")


@task()
def task2():
    print("task2")


@task(
    aliases=["Task 3 verbose name"], depends=["task1", "task2"],
)
def task3():
    print("task3")


@task(depends=["Task 3 verbose name"], aliases=["build"])
def task4():
    print("task4")

To run task simply pass task name as argument to doge script. doge build will run build task and all dependencies. You can also run multiple tasks: doge task1 task2.

For more advanced use see plugins section.

Plugins allow to hide low-level mechanics of build from user. See how to use plugins in plugin documentation.

• dogebuild-c - a C/C++ build plugin

• dogebuild-protobuf - a protobuf plugin

• dogebuild-tex - a Tex plugin