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Mention CMake Log Parser in README

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Joshua Goins 2023-12-01 14:46:12 -05:00
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This proof-of-concept detects which packages are used in a CMake project without having to modify the project at all (in most cases.) This could be used to generate dependency data for KDE libraries and also 3rd party dependencies. This proof-of-concept detects which packages are used in a CMake project without having to modify the project at all (in most cases.) This could be used to generate dependency data for KDE libraries and also 3rd party dependencies.
See my [CMake Log Parser](https://invent.kde.org/redstrate/cmake-package-installer) for another idea of how to parse dependency data from CMake. I think this is a better solution though.
## How it works ## How it works
As you may have seen before, lots of CMake projects (including KDE software) uses a module called `FeatureSummary`. It prints out what packages are used in a project and also a whole host of other configurable information. As you may have seen before, lots of CMake projects (including KDE software) uses a module called `FeatureSummary`. It prints out what packages are used in a project and also a whole host of other configurable information.