Ready-to-code OCaml Dune project with some sample tests and exercises already implemented

Vs Code and Docker (or Docker Desktop on windows) required

• Install Remote-Containers extension
• Use "Remote-Containers:Open Folder in Container" from the command palette and choose this folder. Select the "Use Dockerfile in folder" option with ./Dockerfile.dev.
• Install the 'OCaml Platform' Extension in the dev Container (the same way you would usually install a VSCode extension)
• Now cd into project
• Run dune build.
• Run dune exec project. The programm should run, ouputing some lines prompting to run some tests.
• Run dune test. All tests should succeed.
• Try to hover over symbols in lib/setup.ml. Syntax highlights and type inference should be displayed.
• Try to rename "lib" in line 2 of lib/dune project file (e.g in "notlib"). Run dune build. The build should fail. Now open (or close then re-open) test/setup.ml. Error highlighting should be displayed complaining about unbounded module name. Don't forget to rollback your changes in lib/dune.
• You're good to go.

Docker required

• docker build --tag ocaml:workspace --file Dockerfile.dev . ( Do not forget the '.' ;) )
• ./dockin ocaml:workspace ocaml
• cd /workspace/project

Patience required

• Refer to the OCaml Documentation

To rename the project folder and dune project files (will replace "project" as the project name)

python rename_template.py <newname> <oldname? = "project">