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HeroLib Examples
This repository contains examples and utilities for working with HeroLib, a comprehensive library for V language.
Sync Do Script
The sync_do.sh script is a utility for development that:
- Synchronizes the local HeroLib codebase with a remote server
- Uses rsync to efficiently transfer only changed files
- Automatically connects to a tmux session on the remote server
- Helps maintain development environment consistency
Examples Structure
The examples directory demonstrates various capabilities of HeroLib:
- builder/: Examples of builder patterns and remote execution
- core/: Core functionality examples including configuration, database operations, and API integrations
- data/: Data handling examples including encryption and encoding
- develop/: Development tools including git integration and OpenAI examples
- hero/: Hero-specific implementations and API examples
- installers/: Various installation scripts for different tools and services
- lang/: Language integration examples (e.g., Python)
- osal/: Operating system abstraction layer examples
- threefold/: ThreeFold Grid related examples and utilities
- tools/: Utility examples for imagemagick, tmux, etc.
- ui/: User interface examples including console and telegram
- virt/: Virtualization examples for Docker, Lima, Windows, etc.
- webtools/: Web-related tools and utilities
V Script Requirements
When creating V scripts (.vsh files), always use the following shebang:
#!/usr/bin/env -S v -n -w -gc none -cc tcc -d use_openssl -enable-globals run
This shebang ensures:
- Direct execution of V shell scripts without needing to use the V command
- No main() function requirement in .vsh files
- Proper compilation flags and settings
- OpenSSL support enabled
- Global variables enabled
- TCC compiler usage
- No retry compilation
These examples serve as practical demonstrations and reference implementations for various HeroLib features and integrations.