Bug Fix

• Fixed an issue causing dependency conflicts

0.8.0

🚀 MakeWiz: Now also for Java!

☕ Java Support: You can now generate Makefiles for Java projects using the command makewiz java.

📖 Documentation: Wondering how MakeWiz works? Explore the documentation here to get a better understanding.

🔄 Continuous Integration: Testing procedures have been implemented to ensure everything runs smoothly.

Upgrade today and simplify your Java project builds with MakeWiz! 🛠️

0.7.0

🚀 MakeWiz: New and Improved!

🛠️Improved Makefiles: MakeWiz now creates advanced Makefiles with helpful comments, improving readability.

📚 Added Flags for Common Libraries: MakeWiz includes flags for frequently used C/C++ libraries, simplifying Makefile generation and saving you time.

💡Command-Line Autocompletion: Enjoy convenient command-line autocompletion in Bash, Fish, and Zsh for a smoother and more efficient experience.

🐧RedHat-Based Linux Distro Support: Easily install MakeWiz effortlessly on RedHat-based Linux distributions using .rpm files.

📜 Additional License Option: Choose from the MIT license or the new Apache 2.0 license for added flexibility.

Experience the enhanced MakeWiz now! 🎉

0.6.1

🐛Bug fix

Addressed an issue where Makefiles were not generated properly due to incorrect indentation (spaces instead of tabs).

I fixed this by making sure that MakeWiz's formatting now follows the necessary layout of Makefiles, using tabs as required.

0.6.0

🚀Introducing MakeWiz!

I'm excited to announce the rebranding of my app from genmake to MakeWiz due to the existing app with the same name. This change makes the app stand out from the crowd and eliminates any potential confusion.

The highlight of this release is the addition of commands, options and configuration features. These enhancements allow you to tailor MakeWiz according to your preferences, making it more intuitive and user-friendly.

MakeWiz is now available for download on Arch-based Linux distributions through the AUR respository. Additionally, those in the Rust community can easily install MakeWiz using Cargo.

I look forward to enhancing MakeWiz experience even more by adding features like recursive Makefile creation and autocompletion. If you have any questions, suggestions, or run into any issues, feel free to head over to the Issues tab.

0.5.0

Introducing the very first release of genmake!

If you are not familiar with it, genmake is a handy command-line tool designed to make working with Makefiles easier.
With just one simple command, genmake does the work of creating a neat Makefile that perfectly fits the files in your directory.

As of a current 0.5.0 version, genmake works properly, but there's still a lot more to come.
To improve the user experience, I plan to add features like flags or setting default Makefile configurations.
This means you will be able to easily set your preferences, like choosing the default name for your executable or your preferred compiler.

For now, genmake is all set for Debian Linux distros. But I'm aiming to make it available for other systems too.

I hope that genmake becomes a useful tool for you. If you have any questions, suggestions, or run into any issues, feel free to head over to the Issues tab. Your feedback is very important to me.