u can type in crow.toml something like
[dependencies]
fmt = { git = "https://github.com/fmtlib/fmt" }. crow will clone the repo and will try to find crow.toml in it. cant find? so, crow will use wheels (from the word "wheelchair". it's like a fallback mechanisms) — if there's cmake files — CmakeWheel will be used - it will call cmake -B out_dir -S root (not exactly this command, by you get it), build static lib. and next crow will link your crow project with your non-crow dependency
unfortunately there's no os specific commands for now but i will implement them as soon as i finish writing the docs
also, it uses proc macro to make your code reactive. you wrote code without useState and other reactive primitives, but goyda makes it reactive in compile-time
goyda is not stable for now, but im pretty sure it will be stable soon
check it out