Up until now, the little coding I have done with Nim has had all shared code in
a single directory, and using a --path=... in the nim.cfg file for the project.
This is clearly not a very scalable (nor particularly idiomatic) solution to
sharing code between projects, so I am looking to put the various bits of code
into their own local packages. Alas, I am getting a bloody head from continuing
to hit it against a brick wall in trying to achieve this, and since you kind
fellows out there have been so helpful in the past I thought that while I go to
bandage up my head I would graciously ask your help in achieving this.
I am doing this on Linux, so am looking for a Linux solution to this.
I have created a file `~/.config/nimble/nimble.ini`
The file contains:
[PackageList]
name = "Local project packages"
path = r"$HOME/Dev/nim-pkgs/packages.json"
Run
I have created a file called `$HOME/Dev/nim-pkgs/packages.json`. The contents
of the file are:
[
{
"name": "run_context",
"url": "./run_context"
}
]
Run
Within `$HOME/Dev/nim-pkgs/run_context` I have a `run_context.nimble` file and
the source file.
Yet `nimble -i list` will not list `run_context` as an installed package.
