Tweaks on project.

[0rangeFox]

A lot has been changed, as you can see. Namespaces and other improvements have been implemented. I don't know what else to say, but otherwise you can check it out and if you have any questions just let me know. And thank you for creating this project.

[philipperemy]

@0rangeFox how do you build the project? Can you paste the commands like make install and so on?

[0rangeFox]

In this case, this project is not for building, but for incorporating into already developed projects.

[0rangeFox]

But if you want to make this so that it is "buildable", we would have to make it as a library in CMakeLists. And then officially make it available in MinGW as a package to make it easier to implement this project in their projects.

[philipperemy]

@0rangeFox okay because I'm not really familiar with C++ I haven't done that in years. How do we compile the binaries?

[0rangeFox]

The explanation how you can do that is written here: https://github.com/philipperemy/easy-encryption/tree/cd833939d5969cf72b034ee0be5c9dcfc057f21c#compilation-and-execution

[philipperemy]

@0rangeFox

We need to add:

set (CMAKE_CXX_STANDARD 11)

cd easy-encryption
cmake -B build
cmake --build build

That creates a .a lib.

How do you do once you have a .a lib? Sorry my C++ is very limited.

I am on MacOS. Can you just pate a few commands that I can run to be able to run the wrapper?

python wrapper.py

[0rangeFox]

As you can see, in the latest commits I have already added this, and it already has the workflows working, you can go to my repository and get the latest package that was compiled on macOS and so on to test it on your PC. And another thing, don't merge this pull request yet, it's necessary to solve the Vigenere encryption first, it's giving some problems.

[0rangeFox]

Hey again 👋! After a good few years, we're back again with this issue 😉. So here's the thing, I've updated the code and now it works perfectly. I hope you like the changes that have been made. And thanks for your project!

[philipperemy]

Thank you will have a look soon :)