libchen is a general purpose C++ toolkit, it contains many useful and handy methods for creating complex software. It's cross-platform and released under the MIT License.
For string format, I prefer fmtlib/fmt.
For json parser, I prefer nlohmann/json.
For filesystem, please use chensoft/libfs.
The library will stop maintenance from now on.
- iOS (Xcode 8+)
- Android (NDK r10e+)
- macOS (Xcode 8+)
- Linux (GCC 5+)
- Windows (VS 2015+)
- base - basic part
- str: string format, print, equality test, prefix & suffix, join, replace, trim and more
- utf8: check utf-8 string character count, retrieve sub string, check bom
- any: provide a wrapper to hold any type
- num: float equality test, integer swap, number to string, random number generator
- map: check key existence, retrieve all keys, all values, flip map's key and value
- vector: make unique, combine, intersect and difference
- regex: simple wrapper for regex match, replace and group
- data - data parse
- json: json file & string parser
- ini: ini file & string parser
- mt - multithreading
- semaphore: C++11 semaphore support
- threadpool: threadpool support, use std::future
- sys - system operation
- fs: dirname, basename, realpath, file exist and many filesystem related methods
- sys: uuid generator
- proc: create daemon easily, get process pid and kill process
- time - time and date
- time: simple timing class
- date: thread-safe gmt & local time
- tool - misc tools
- log: simple logging system
- cmd: modern command line parser
You can directly add the source code to your project, the include folder contains the headers, the src folder contains the source code. Don't add test folder, they are the test code.
Please note that the src/plat folder contains some platform dependent code, if you use Unix-like os, just add the src/plat/unix folder, exclude others. If you use Windows, add the src/plat/win folder only.
If you want to compile it to a library, the easiest way is using CMake:
git clone https://github.com/chensoft/libchen.git
cd libchen
mkdir build
cd build
cmake ..
make
If no errors, a static library named libchen.a is generated in the build folder.
The default static library has debug info, if you want to build a release library, simply change the build type and compile again:
cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release ..
make
libchen is released under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more information.
You can contact me by email: [email protected].