Starter Kit Maker
Created By: maxxtepper

Instructions:
1. Install direnv
	$ sudo apt install direnv
	$ echo "eval \"\$(direnv hook bash)\"" >> $HOME/.bashrc
2. Install bazel
	*go to bazel getting started and follow instructions
	$ sudo apt install bazel
	$ echo "export PATH=\"\$HOME/bin:\$PATH\"" >> $HOME/.bashrc
3. Git clone the repo
	$ git clone https://github.com/maxxtepper/starter_kit_maker.git
	$ cd starter_kit_maker
4. Establish a user bin up to the following:
	$ mkdir -p $HOME/bin/starter_kit_maker/bin/bazel/cc-temp
5. Install the contents of the local repo cc-temp into the user bin cc-temp
	$ cp -r ./bin/bazel/cc_temp/* $HOME/bin/starter_kit_maker/bin/bazel/cc-temp
6. Create symlink of scripts in bin
	$ ln -s /full-path/git_begin $HOME/bin/.
	$ ln -s /full-path/bin/object_maker $HOME/bin/.
	$ ln -s /full-path/git_bzl_cc $HOME/bin/.
	$ ln -s /full-path/bin/bazel/cc_bzl_obj $HOME/bin/.
7. Create $HOME/.bazelrc
	$ Add the following:
		build --cxxopt='-std=c++17'
		test --cxxopt='-std=c++17' --test_output=all

Example Usage (no bazel):
$ git_begin project_name object0 object1

Example Usage (with bazel):
$ git_bzl_cc project_name object0 object1

After git_begin, the next string will be the name of the project, and every string after that will be objects named after the strings themselves

*Symlink allows you to edit/update the scripts in the repo while keeping the executable pointing to it
*Template files in local bin can be edited as needed