The everything library for C++ 17 and beyond with bindings for other languages.
Note
If you're looking to use Soup from a language other than C++, have a look at the bindings.
Simply open up Soup.sln using Visual Studio 2022 and run a batch build for the Soup project to compile the static libraries, then you can use it in your own projects by adding a compiler and linker include, respectively.
Soup can be built using our own build system, Sun. To include it in your own projects, we recommend the directory structure such that your own project and Soup share the same parent, then you can simply add the following to the .sun file for your project:
require ../Soup/soup include_dir=../Soup
This will make it so that you have to use #include <soup/NAME.hpp> in your code, which we recommend to avoid name clashes, similar to opting not to use using namespace. However, if you omit the include_dir part, you can use #include <NAME.hpp> directly.
To build Soup as a DLL/SO with C ABI exports, you can use sun dynamic (in the "soup" folder).
For WASM, it can be done via php wasm.php (in the root folder) or sun wasm (in the "soup" folder).
If you want some ideas as to how start using Soup, check out the docs.