Simple bash file to run cmake and make in one convenient script

build.sh

#!/bin/bash

# Simple build script that builds a cmake project
# no flags :(
# ~

if [ -d "`pwd`/build" ] ; then
	echo -e "\e[1;35m[+] \`build\` folder already exists!\e[0m"
	conflict=""
	while [[ "$conflict" != "r" && "$conflict" != "s" ]]
	do
		read -p $'\e[1;35m[+] Make [s]ubfolder or [r]eplace?: \e[0m' conflict

	done
fi
echo -e "\e[1;35m[+] Running \`cmake\` and \`make\`\e[0m" 
if [[ "$conflict" == "s" ]]; then
	num=1
	while [ -d "`pwd`/build/build-$num" ]
	do
		num=$((num+1))
	done
	mkdir -p `pwd`/build/build-$num
	cmake -S . -B `pwd`/build/build-$num
	make -C `pwd`/build/build-$num
	echo -e "\e[1;35m[+] Build to '`pwd`/build/build-$num'\e[0m"
else
	rm -rf `pwd`/build
	mkdir -p `pwd`/build
	cmake -S . -B `pwd`/build
	make -C `pwd`/build
	echo -e "\e[1;35m[+] Build to '`pwd`/build'\e[0m"
fi
echo -e "\e[1;35m[+] Done!\e[0m"