All I need is to clone the repository, build the static library and copy it and the C header file in a directory that can be found by the Nim bindings, so probably within the `nimble path mylib`? It should take a user specified argument about the target platform. I would also like to be able to get the correct path without user intervention. Should I avoid installing it globally or not?! What happens on Windows?
Using a nimble task or a nimscript file from the client package proved problematic because I can't get the path to the installed library. mymodule.nims wouldn't execute when importing mymodule. A library nimble task doesn't look like it takes parameters but I guess I could resort to defining multiple tasks like buildAndroid, buildDesktop. Any examples I can use? Or better alternatives?
