CPP_FILES_CREATOR

This python script creates the three necessary files to code in C++ (.cpp / .hpp) with the appropriate makefile.

Here are the templates if I run this command : cpp main GithubExample git --folder=True (cpp is my alias for "python3 /path/to/cpp_files_creator/main.py")

Template

First file template

//////////////////////////////////
//	main.cpp
//	2020-11-06 20:27:23.337267
//	carree
//////////////////////////////////

#include "GithubExample.hpp"

int main(int argc, char const *argv[])
{
	/* code */
	return 0;
}

Second file template

#include "GithubExample.hpp"

namespace git
{

} //git

Third file template

#ifndef GITHUBEXAMPLE_HPP
#define GITHUBEXAMPLE_HPP

#include <vector>
#include <string>
#include <stdexcept> //runtime_error
#include <iostream>
#include <utility> // std::move()

namespace git
{
	class GithubExample
	{
		/* attributes */

		GithubExample() : GithubExample(/* parameters */) { }
		GithubExample(/* parameters */) : /* complete */ { }

		GithubExample(const GithubExample &) = default; //constructeur par recopie
		GithubExample(GithubExample &&) = default; //constructeur par déplacement
		GithubExample& operator=(const GithubExample &) = default; //affectation par recopie
		GithubExample& operator=(GithubExample &&) = default; //affectation par déplacement
		~GithubExample() = default; //destructeur
	};

	std::ostream& operator<<(std::ostream& os, const GithubExample& g)
	{
		os << /* complete */;
		return os;
	}
} //git
#endif //GITHUBEXAMPLE_HPP

Use of cpp_files_creator

You have to use your main.py with tree arguments, no more, no less ord it won't work

python3 main.py mainProgName headersProgName nameSpaceName --Folder=True

Then, if you want to add some files in relation with your project, you can run this command : python3 main.py mainProgName newHeadersProgName newNameSpaceName --add=True

Tip

you can create an alias as I did on your console: alias cpp='python3 ~/Workspace_ubuntu/C++/cpp_files_creator/main.py' in the ~/.bashrc file

You have other available options that you can see by using : python3 main.py--help