cards

A boring card library, written (initially) in C. Now comes in Swift, C++, Rust, Java, Objective-C, NodeJS, and Python.

Why?

Because I was bored.

It's a set of playing cards. You can build a game out of it.

Hahahahahahaha

Sure, make a pull request. Add new languages. It'll be fun.

Because, it's not that interesting.

Yeah.

C: Not much, just a C compiler that supports C11.
C++: I use clang++. You can use any compiler you want that supports C++11, I guess.
Swift: Swift 4.1 compiler on macOS or Linux.
Rust: The Rust compiler
Java: Gradle, Java 8 JDK or newer
Objective-C: Xcode 9.3.1, builds for iOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS.
NodeJS: NodeJS v10.3
Python: Python 3.6

For C / C++:

cd c
make

For Swift:

cd swift
swift build

For Rust:

cd rust
cargo build

For Java:

./gradlew build
./gradlew jar

For Objective-C:

xcodebuild -project Cards.xcodeproj -scheme Cards build
xcodebuild -project Cards.xcodeproj -scheme Cards test

For NodeJS:

npm install -g mocha
npm install
npm test

For Python: nobody builds Python.

MIT, because you can do whatever you want.