FRUT makes it easy to build JUCE projects using CMake instead of Projucer. It enables more flexibility in project architecture, simplified CI setup, and easier integration with other JUCE and non-JUCE projects. Converting an existing JUCE project to FRUT is easy, and you don’t need to be a CMake expert to use it!

Contents

FRUT currently contains:

• Jucer2CMake, a console application that converts .jucer project files into ready-to-use CMakeLists.txt files,

• Reprojucer.cmake, a CMake module that provides high-level functions to reproduce how a JUCE project is defined in Projucer,

• several CMakeLists.txt files generated from existing .jucer project files, including:

  • examples and extras projects from JUCE 4.2.0 (in generated/JUCE-4.2.0)

  • examples and extras projects from JUCE 4.3.1 (in generated/JUCE-4.3.1)

  • examples and extras projects from JUCE 5.0.0 (in generated/JUCE-5.0.0)

  • examples and extras projects from JUCE 5.2.1 (in generated/JUCE-5.2.1)

  • examples and extras projects from JUCE 5.3.1 (in generated/JUCE-5.3.1)

  • examples and extras projects from JUCE 5.4.3 (in generated/JUCE-5.4.3)

  • examples and extras projects from JUCE 5.4.7 (in generated/JUCE-5.4.7)

  • examples and extras projects from JUCE 6.0.5 (in generated/JUCE-6.0.5)

  • examples and extras projects from JUCE 6.1.6 (in generated/JUCE-6.1.6)

  • examples and extras projects from JUCE 7.0.7 (in generated/JUCE-7.0.7)

User documentation

• Reprojucer.cmake
  • Using Reprojucer.cmake
  • Requirements
  • Supported Projucer exporters
  • Commands