Crate app 

App

With the app crate is possible to create multi-platform, native apps and windows.

With the app structure you can create windows, connect them to a rendering pipeline and manage events. The app structure is divided in three main modules, macOS, windows and linux (with both wayland and x11 support). By default it uses SSD or the native decoration method with fallback to CSD when unsuported.

Examples

use app::{App, Event, SurfaceWrapper};
use renderer::Renderer;
use debug::info;

struct MyApp;

impl EventHandler for MyApp
{
	fn handle_events(e: Event)
	{
		match e {
			Event::CloseRequest => info!("closing now"),
			Event::WindowResized { window: w, .. } => info!("Resizing window: {:?}", w.title),
			Event::ThemeChange { new_theme: theme } => info!("changed: {:?}", theme),
			_ => {},
		}
	}
}

fn main() {
	let mut app = App::new(MyApp);
	app.set_blur(true);

	let mut window = app.new_window("walkie talkie", (600.0, 500.0));
	let renderer = Renderer::new(&mut window.get_backend())
		.expect("Vulkan inicialization failed");
	window.connect_surface(SurfaceWrapper::new(renderer.surface));

	app.init();
}

Structs

App

The default structure to handle and manage apps

Color

RGB color implementation reference: https://github.com/seancroach/hex_color/blob/main/src/lib.rs

Cursor

Default cursor struct

Decoration

Default struct for window Decorations

Surface

Abtraction layer for multiple OS support

ThemeDefault

Theme struct

Window

Window interface

Enums

CursorType

List of possible types for the cursor

DecorationMode

Detect if the current system prefers CSDs or SSDs By default, prefer server side decorations

Event

List of Events

Traits

EventHandler

This is the bridge between system events and the lib events

NativeDecoration

NativeDecoration provides the necessary abstraction used inside the platform modules