Project Examples

Informative guide. This Book page explains Beskid but does not define the standard. For normative requirements, use the Beskid Standard.

Example 1: Single-project app

MyApp/
├── MyApp.bproj
└── Src/
    └── Main.bd

MyApp.bproj

MyApp {
  name    = "MyApp"
  version = "0.1.0"
  root    = "Src"
}

target "App" {
  kind  = "App"
  entry = "Main.bd"
}

Example 2: App with local dependency

Workspace/
├── App/
│   ├── App.bproj
│   └── Src/
│       └── Main.bd
└── Std/
    ├── Std.bproj
    └── Src/
        └── IO.bd

App.bproj (under App/)

App {
  name    = "App"
  version = "0.1.0"
  root    = "Src"
}

target "App" {
  kind  = "App"
  entry = "Main.bd"
}

dependency "Std" {
  source = "path"
  path   = "../Std"
}

Std.bproj (under Std/)

Std {
  name    = "Std"
  version = "0.1.0"
  root    = "Src"
}

target "Library" {
  kind  = "Lib"
  entry = "IO.bd"
}

Example 3: Nested module layout

NetLib/
├── NetLib.bproj
└── Src/
    ├── Net.bd
    └── Net/
        └── Http.bd

NetLib.bproj

NetLib {
  name    = "NetLib"
  version = "0.1.0"
  root    = "Src"
}

target "Library" {
  kind  = "Lib"
  entry = "Net.bd"
}

Src/Net.bd

pub mod Http;

Src/Net/Http.bd

pub type Client { ... }

Example 4: Multiple targets

Project/
├── Project.bproj
└── Src/
    ├── Main.bd
    └── Tests.bd

Project.bproj

Project {
  name    = "Project"
  version = "0.2.0"
  root    = "Src"
}

target "App" {
  kind  = "App"
  entry = "Main.bd"
}

target "Tests" {
  kind  = "Test"
  entry = "Tests.bd"
}