ProjCreator1.2

Project Creator 1.2

Windows Only

Supported Languages
  { 1 } Website
  { 2 } Python
  { 3 } Java
  { 4 } Go
  { 5 } C
  { 6 } C++
  { 7 } Carbon
  { 8 } Rust
  { 9 } PHP
  { 10 } NodeJs
  { 11 } Objective-C
  { 12 } Asm
Choose A Language:

Project Creator a program that can help you create your first project. This program supports 9+ programming languages and a baseplate. When you open this program you can start out a project and choose from 1-12 a Website Baseplate to Nodejs. When you create a program wherever it says "ProjGen.exe" is it will make the project there. It will ask you to choose a language then enter a name next enter a version number you want then your project is created.

SuperCalc_1.0

Super Calc

The 32-bit binary Calculator

Binary Support

• Binary 32-bit
• Binary Adders
• Binary Subtractors
• BCD Output

Hexadecimal Support

• Hex adder 32-bit
• Hex Subtractors 32-bit

Project Creator 1.1

Project Creator 1.1

Windows Only

Supported Languages
  { 1 } Website
  { 2 } Python
  { 3 } Java
  { 4 } Go
  { 5 } C
  { 6 } C++
  { 7 } Carbon
  { 8 } Rust
  { 9 } PHP
  { 10 } NodeJs

Choose A Language:

Project Creator a program that can help you create your first project. This program supports 9+ programming languages and a baseplate. When you open this program you can start out a project and choose from 1-10 a Website Baseplate to Nodejs. When you create a program wherever it says "ProjGen.exe" is it will make the project there. It will ask you to choose a language then enter a name next enter a version number you want then your project is created.

Project Creator 1.0

Project-Creator

Supported Languages

The Supported languages and bases supported by the project generator are The Website, Python, Java, Golang, C, C++, Carbon, Rust, PHP, and NodeJs.

First Thing when you open the program it gives you 10 options choose one like Python for example which is number 2. Nexy and it will ask you for a project name and you can type anything there. The last thing it will ask you is what version it will be and for the examples sake we can put 0.0.1 or 1.0 then it will create a project folder named the name you selected.

Jar Builder 1.1

Jar Builder v1.1

Config

Windows Batch

set "JarName=jarname" 
set "MainClass=jarclass"
set "KeepSrcOut=false"

set "javaDir="

Linux Bash

JarName="JarName"
MainClass="jarclass"
KeepSrcOut=false

javaDir=""

When Using This program leave "javaDir" blank if you want to use your default java used by your system or you could put a custom java dir like E:\Program Files\Java\jdk-13\bin\ or in bash /usr/bin for example and make sure your path has ( Windows Only ) bin/ at the end or the program will not work.

Replace "jarname" with the program name and leave out extentions
and replace "jarclass" with the class that open the program and leave the program to do the rest.

The required objects to make this work are Compiler.bat and the src folder. The program will create and "srcOut" folder with all the compiled files and pack them into a jar while making a bin folder for the jar to stay in. The Jar file will autorun so you can mess with the finished product and check for errors that may occur in the console/terminal.

After the jar is created it will delete the srcOut unless you change the KeepSrcOut to true.

Experiments

Windows Only
new feature added in Jar Builder 1.1

set "experiments=false"

@REM Only works if experiments are enabled
set "javaBaseDir="
set "javaJdkVer=jdk-13"

Get ready and enable the experiments now we can build with any preinstalled jdk. To use this feature turn "experiments" from false to true and add a "javaBaseDir" which is just where your java "JDKs" are installed then what ever folder your jdk is in take the path and paste it in javaBaseDir and type whatever jdks you have installed in that folder. Java Base Example E:\Program Files\Java\.

Jar Builder 1.0

Jar Builder v1.0

Config

set "JarName=jarname" 
set "MainClass=jarclass"
set "KeepSrcOut=false"

Replace "jarname" with the program name and leave out extentions
and replace "jarclass" with the class that open the program and leave the program to do the rest.

The required objects to make this work are Compiler.bat and the src folder. The program will create and "srcOut" folder with all the compiled files and pack them into a jar while making a bin folder for the jar to stay in. The Jar file will autorun so you can mess with the finished product and check for errors that may occur in the console/terminal.

After the jar is created it will delete the srcOut unless you change the KeepSrcOut to true.

Prime Launcher

The First (Experimental) Beta