final folder structure

[lehecka]

We made some changes recently to the folder structure. We pulled reactive-streams-cpp to a separate repo, but kept the subfolder under reactivesocket-cpp. I believe it is just an obsolete artefact.
I want to understand the final folder structure. Here is my proposal:

reactive-streams-cpp (repo)

• include
• src
  • utilities
• test
• examples
  reactivesocket-cpp (repo)
• src
  • automata
  • mixins
  • streams
• test
• cmake
• devtools
• externals
• ...

The main difference between this proposal and the current state is essentially expanding reactive-streams-cpp/src to the root folder and moving reactivesocket-cpp/reactivesocket-cpp/src one level up.

Please let me know if there were any conversations about this which I missed.

[ghost]

We pulled reactive-streams-cpp to a separate repo, but kept the subfolder under reactivesocket-cpp. I believe it is just an obsolete artefact.

I believe the reason folly, wangle, etc. use the same convention, is that you can then simply add a submodule with this library, include CMakeLists.txt and refer to header files with reactivesocket-cpp/ prefix (i.e. the namespacing we thoroughly bikeshedded on in #48). There are probably other ways of achieving this.

Other than that, I believe there are a few levels of indentation missing.

Also, we can't make reactive-streams-cpp depend on reactivesocket-cpp (as a submodule or in any other form), as the latter depends on he former.

[yschimke]

I believe this is closed, we have a structure I think we are happy with