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cmake-pear

v2.0.9

Published

Pear utilities for CMake

Readme

cmake-pear

CMake functions to streamline the build process and packaging of Pear applications.

API

add_pear_appling

Defines and configures a new Pear appling. Takes care of linking the code to the core Pear libraries, managing appling metadata (key, name, version, etc.), and calling the appropriate platform-specific packaging functions.

add_pear_appling(
  <target>
  ID <string>
  NAME <string>
  VERSION <string>
  DESCRIPTION <string>
  AUTHOR <string>
  [SPLASH <path>]
  [MACOS_ICON <path>]
  MACOS_CATEGORY <string>
  MACOS_IDENTIFIER <string>
  MACOS_SIGNING_IDENTITY <string>
  [MACOS_SIGNING_KEYCHAIN <string>]
  [MACOS_ENTITLEMENTS <entitlement...>]
  [WINDOWS_ICON <path>]
  WINDOWS_SIGNING_SUBJECT <string>
  WINDOWS_SIGNING_THUMBPRINT <string>
  [LINUX_ICON <path>]
  LINUX_CATEGORY <string>
)
<target>

The name of the CMake target to create for the Pear appling.

ID <string>

The ID of the Pear appling.

NAME <string>

The name of the appling as presented to users.

VERSION <string>

The semantic version of the Pear appling, e.g. "1.0.0".

DESCRIPTION <string>

A short description of the app's functionality.

AUTHOR <string>

Author's name or the name of the organization creating the appling.

SPLASH <path>

The path to a splash screen image displayed during appling launch. Defaults to "assets/splash.png".

MACOS_ICON <path>

The path to the icon for the macOS app bundle. Defaults to "assets/darwin/icon.png".

MACOS_CATEGORY <string>

The category for the app in the macOS App Store or Finder.

MACOS_IDENTIFIER <string>

A unique bundle identifier for the macOS app.

MACOS_SIGNING_IDENTITY <string>

A macOS code signing identity string. Defaults to "Apple Development".

MACOS_SIGNING_KEYCHAIN <string>

The path to the keychain containing the signing identity.

MACOS_ENTITLEMENTS <entitlement...>

A list of macOS entitlements for special permissions.

WINDOWS_ICON <path>

The path to the icon for the Windows MSIX package. Defaults to "assets/win32/icon.png".

WINDOWS_SIGNING_SUBJECT <string>

Subject name for Windows code signing.

WINDOWS_SIGNING_THUMBPRINT <string>

Thumbprint of the Windows code signing certificate.

LINUX_ICON <path>

Path to the icon for the Linux AppImage. Defaults to "assets/linux/icon.png".

LINUX_CATEGORY <string>

The category for the app in Linux application menus.

License

Apache-2.0