Run the ./layoup binary. Type help for a list of commands, which
should tell you most of what you need to know!
Prebuilt binaries don't exist yet since layoup isn't release ready. For the time being, you can build it from source. This might be a little confusing if you're not experienced with Common Lisp, so I'll draw out the steps here.
First, you need SBCL, a Common Lisp compiler. Other compilers might work (CCL has been tested to work), but I don't guarantee any support for them. If you're on Linux, you should install it through your package manager. Otherwise, download a prebuilt binary from the platform table on their website. See the getting started page for information on installation.
Quicklisp is the package manager for common lisp. To install it, first
download
quicklisp.lisp. Then open
a terminal, and in the same directory as quicklisp.lisp, start SBCL
with sbcl --load quicklisp.lisp.
In the Lisp REPL, run (quicklisp-quickstart:install), and wait for
that to finish. After it's done, run (ql:add-to-init-file) to have
quicklisp be loaded automatically. Then run (quit) to close the REPL.
git clone https://github.com/semilin/layoup
cd layoup
./pull-dependencies
./make
./layoup- semi (semilin@disroot.org)
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Licensed under the GPLv3 License.