Pronto Graphics

You want some circles on the screen?

```rust let mut pg = Window::new(800, 600, "Circles!"); loop { pg.circle((100., 100.), 15.);

pg.fill_color(Color::BLUE);
pg.circle((300., 450.), 24.);

pg.update();

} ```

Or a texture?

```rust let mut pg = Window::newfullscreen(); let mytexture = pg.loadtexture("mytexture.png").unwrap(); loop { pg.texture((100., 250.), my_texture, 100., 150.);

pg.update();

} ```

How about some text?

```rust let mut pg = Window::new(720, 480, "Text!"); loop { pg.fontcolor((0xEE, 0x44, 0x88)); pg.fontsize(30); pg.text((100., 100.), "Greetings!");

pg.update();

} ```

Want to press some keys and click some buttons?

```rust let mut pg = Window::newfullscreen(); loop { if pg.keyjust_pressed(Key::SPACE) { println!("Action!"); }

if pg.mouse_pressed(Button::LEFT) {
    pg.circle(pg.mouse_position(), 16.);
}

pg.update();

} ```

Premise

A library for anyone who just wants to get some graphics on the screen, without having to faff about with the technical details of proper graphics libraries. Just create a window, and start drawing to it. Minimal setup, minimal bother, minimal interference with your own code's structure.

Loosely inspired by Processing.

Features

• [X] Circle, Rectangles, Squares
• [X] Textures
• [X] Text
• [X] Keyboard
• [X] Mouse
• [X] Doc comments

Planned

• [ ] Lines
• [ ] Arbitrary Shapes
• [ ] Custom Fonts

Usage

Since the library currently still is in an early stage, I haven't published it to crate.io yet, but thanks to cargo being awesome, you can simply include it in your project like this for now:

toml [dependencies] pronto-graphics = {git = "https://github.com/Garbaz/pronto-graphics"}