This is a work-in-progress, cross-platform, small, web-inspired user interface toolkit.
coming soon!
| platform | Link | Rendering | Asset Loading | Event Handling | |---|---|---|---|---| | web | acrylic-web | ☑ | ☑ | | | wayland | acrylic-wayland | glitchy | ☑ | | | x11 | | | | | | gdi | | | | | | fbdev | | | | | | drmkms | | | | |
We will first create directories for our application:
sh
$ mkdir -p my-app/src my-app/assets
$ cd my-app
Create a basic layout for your user interface:
```xml
The XML tags are not documented yet.
Create a rust file which will start our application:
```xml // my-app/src/app.rs
use platform::app; use platform::log; use platform::blit; use acrylic::app::Application; use acrylic::xml::ViewLoader;
app!("assets/", { let loader = ViewLoader::new("default.xml"); Application::new(&log, &blit, (), loader) });
```
Download a sample PNG image:
sh
$ curl https://rustacean.net/assets/rustacean-flat-happy.png > assets/ferris.png
As our most functional platform is acrylic-web, we are going to build for it. Install the corresponding rustc target, a minimal http server and a page which will start our app.
sh
$ rustup target add wasm32-unknown-unknown
$ cargo install httpserv
$ curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/NathanRoyer/acrylic-web/main/index.html > index.html
$ httpserv > /dev/null &
Create a cargo manifest for this platform:
```toml
[package] name = "my-app" version = "0.1.0" edition = "2021"
[lib] crate-type = [ "cdylib" ] path = "src/app.rs"
[dependencies] acrylic = "0.1.24" platform = { package = "acrylic-web", version = "0.1.24" } ```
Build:
sh
$ cargo build -r --target wasm32-unknown-unknown
Then go to http://localhost:8080/#release. You should see something like this:
You can contact me via email
or on Discord: bitsneak#1889.
You can use these for any question regarding this project.
We gladly accept all contributions via Github PRs.
If you contribute rust code, please put all dependencies behind features; adding tens of dependencies to this crate or another one of this project might be a reason for not merging your PR.
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