Null

A cross-platform C++ module-only library with many useful features. Just drag and drop! It's that easy.

How to use

1. Make sure you set your compiler's language standard to C++20/C++23 or higher.
2. Clone the repository anywhere inside your project, for example, in a directory named dependencies.

MyProject\dependencies> git clone https://github.com/Beyondo/null

3. Enjoy using modules in C++!

For Visual Studio:

• Make sure to click on "Show All Files" icon then click on refresh icon.
• Right click on dependencies or dependencies/null directory and click "Include In Project".

How to use - Drag/Drop (VS)

1. In filter view mode, create a filter named anything, let's say X.
2. Download the library anywhere then just drag and drop it inside X.
   

Available modules

• null.filterable
• null.clipboard
• null.window
• null.math
• null.meta
• null.vulkan (requires linking to vulkan-1 and defining the preprocessor NULL_USE_VULKAN)
• null.graphics (requires linking to your chosen graphics APIs and defining preprocessors for each of them)

Quick example:

import null.clipboard;
using namespace null;
int main()
{
	clipboard::set_text("Hello World!");
	return 0;
}

Notes:

• All library modules are prefixed by null.[module_name].
• All library modules are in the namespace null::.
• This library was coded so that Intellisense would always work fine with it.

If you found this library useful, or at least a good helpful example of how next-gen libraries of C++23 modules should be like, then pleaes consider starring it!