README.md in teapot-1.0.0.pre.rc10 vs README.md in teapot-1.0.0

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@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ -# Teapot +# ![Teapot](materials/teapot.png?raw=true) Teapot is a decentralised build tool for managing complex cross-platform projects. It has many goals but it is primarily designed to improve the experience for developers trying to make cross-platform applications and libraries with a minimum of overhead. - Provide useful feedback when dependencies are not met or errors are encountered. - Decentralised dependency management allows use within private organisations without exposing code. @@ -21,11 +21,11 @@ Teapot doesn't have a centralised package management system. As such, this example shows how to use an existing open source framework. Firstly, create your project by running: - $ teapot create "My Project" https://github.com/dream-framework project + $ teapot create "My Project" https://github.com/kurocha project $ cd my-project You will be asked to merge the project file. At present, merge tools are not very good and thus you may need to take a moment to review the changes. You want to keep most of the original file, but you would like to add the `define_target` blocks which are being added. In the resulting project directory that has been created, you can see the list of dependencies: @@ -45,16 +45,16 @@ ### Example: Compiling TaggedFormat For Linux (requires `clang-3.2` and `libstdc++-4.8`): - $ teapot create "Local Tagged Format" https://github.com/dream-framework platform-linux variants tagged-format + $ teapot create "Local Tagged Format" https://github.com/kurocha platform-linux variants tagged-format $ cd local-tagged-format $ teapot build Library/TaggedFormat variant-debug For Mac OS X (requires Xcode Command Line Tools): - $ teapot create "Local Tagged Format" https://github.com/dream-framework platform-darwin-osx variants tagged-format + $ teapot create "Local Tagged Format" https://github.com/kurocha platform-darwin-osx variants tagged-format $ cd local-tagged-format $ teapot build Library/TaggedFormat variant-debug You need to make sure any basic tools, e.g. compilers, system libraries, are installed correctly before building. Consult the platform and library documentation for any dependencies.