This repository contains code based on the examples given in the book Modern C++ Programming with Test-Driven Development (Code Better, Sleep Better) by Jeff Langr. The code is re-written as an excercise while reading the book, therefore the code is in no way my own and any usage of it falls under the original Copyright and Licensing as explained in the original source files.
/***
* Excerpted from "Modern C++ Programming with Test-Driven Development",
* published by The Pragmatic Bookshelf.
* Copyrights apply to this code. It may not be used to create training material,
* courses, books, articles, and the like. Contact us if you are in doubt.
* We make no guarantees that this code is fit for any purpose.
* Visit http://www.pragmaticprogrammer.com/titles/lotdd for more book information.
***/
The code for each example (chapter) is bundled in a separate CMake projects. Each re-worked solution is written in an attempt to follow the book's advice while also trying to follow the Google C++ Coding Style.
To run this source code all the book's dependencies described in Chapter 1 need to be met. A docker image with these dependencies can be created using the files found in the docker folder. This folder contains files taken from this repository and further adapted. Please have a look at that repository's README for more details.
git >= 2.7.4CMake >= 2.8Googletest >= 1.8frameworkdocker >= 17.09... if you use the above docker imagenvidia-dockerversion1.0, if you plan to use docker with GUIs and have a NVIDIA based machine.
Read this README.md to check how to make use of the above docker image.
Compared to that repository, the docker image created with the files in the docker folder, incorporates the additional packages required by the examples of Chapters 5 (Json, Curl) and Chapter 7 (boost).
If you wish to download the source code as presented in the book, download it from the original soruce The Pragmatic Bookshelf source code.
Note that the original code won't compile on my custom docker image due to the way the book source code dependencies are build. Check my other repository for a docker image to run the book code as is.
The ./run_docker.sh script is a modified version of the one available in this repository which mounts the source code folder inside your docker container.
When using ./run_docker.sh in a bash shell to launch the container, source the bash_docker_images_completion.sh script available in the docker/configs folder. Now you should be able to get the names of the available docker images on your system whenever you type
./run_docker.sh <TAB><TAB>