How to create library

How to Create a Library

Creating a library involves several steps to organize and structure your code effectively. Here's a step-by-step guide:

Choose a Location: Begin by selecting a directory where your libraries will reside. Typically, this directory is named something like /ponyscript_floader/lib.
Create Library Folder: Inside the chosen directory, create a new folder with the name of your library.
Add libinfo File: Within the library folder, add a file named libinfo (without an extension). In this file, specify the version, author, and description of your library. Here's an example format:

version = 0.1
author = sanya_fritz
description = A date-time library

Create Source Files: Create the necessary source files for your library. For PonyScript, you'll typically need .psc and .psh files. For C++, you'll need .cpp and .h files.
Namespace (Optional): If you're writing a C++ library, consider using namespaces to organize your code. Define a namespace for your library to prevent naming conflicts with other libraries or user code.
Implement Functionality: Write the code for your library, implementing the desired functionality. Ensure that your code follows best practices, is well-documented, and is properly tested.
Test: Test your library thoroughly to ensure it behaves as expected and handles edge cases gracefully.

By following these steps, you can create a well-structured and functional library that others can easily use in their projects.