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Also I tried to get CLion working for the c side, but I could'nt manage to make code complition working there.
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Nokee isn't integrated with Clion yet. We support 2 IDE, Xcode and Visual Studio (not VS Code). There's an old plugin I wrote long ago for VS Code but it would need some love to work again. The best solution would be to work with JetBrains to have Clion working given it's cross-OS support. Maybe @Sterling can help get the process moving. In general, a lot of 3rd party IDE uses the compile command JSON which we could generate. I think it boils down to which OS are you using and which IDE you want to use? The user (you) should decide what to use not us. Anything unsupported is a gap in the capabilities. 😄
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Visual Studion would be great, do you have a guide on how to use the extension? Or I just need to create a project and import the native part?
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It looks like I never finish writing the Visual Studio chapter. In general, you would have to apply the
dev.nokee.visual-studio-ide
plugin in your root project. Then you should be ok with executing the task
visualStudio
to generate the IDE solution and projects. You can also use
openVisualStudio
to generate and open the IDE solution.
It behave very closely to
dev.nokee.xcode-ide
(on purpose). You should be able to build, run and test via the generated solution. The test view should also work as expected.