Getting started with Cogeno¶
Set up an environment for Cogeno¶
To start off, be sure that you have installed a fairly recent Python 3 and the Python package manager pip3. Git is needed in case you want to get the source.
Get Cogeno¶
Get the source¶
Cogeno’s latest version is available from https://gitlab.com/b0661/cogeno:
git clone https://gitlab.com/b0661/cogeno.git
Run Cogeno¶
To run from source one time assure all dependencies are installed:
pip3 install -r <cogeno repo clone>/requirements.txt
Then call:
python3 <cogeno repo clone>/cogeno/cogeno.py <any option>
To run the installed variant you only have to call:
cogeno <any option>
For all the possible options see Invoking Cogeno.
Integrate Cogeno into your project´s build system¶
Cogeno usually is invoked during the build process by your favourite build system.
Cogeno provides example solutions for some of them (see Build with Cogeno), especially for the CMake build system generator.
Get Cogeno´s documentation¶
Cogeno´s documentation is available online at Read the Docs.
The source of the documentation is in the docs folder.
To build it first assure all dependencies are fulfilled:
pip3 install -r <cogeno repo clone>/cogeno/docs/requirements.txt
You can then create it by:
cd <cogeno repo clone>/cogeno/docs
make html