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gtk4-layer-shell

Save gir-generated wrapper for gtk4-layer-shell

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maintenance-status: passively-maintained (as of 2022-10-01) dependabot status

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gtk4-layer-shell

This is the safe wrapper for gtk4-layer-shell, automatically generated from its .gir file. The unsafe bindings can be found here. You need to have gtk4-layer-shell installed on your system to use this crate. Because it is new, you probably have to build it from source. If you did that, you might also have to set the following two environment variables:

export PKG_CONFIG_PATH=/usr/local/lib/pkgconfig
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/local/lib

This crate is GTK4 only. Checkout gtk-layer-shell if you want the GTK3 version.

Usage

Have a look at the simple example to see how the bindings can be used. It works analogous to the original.

Generating the wrapper

Generating the wrapper yourself is not necessary to be able to use it. You can just use the version published on crates.io. If you want to do it anyways, you need to start by generating the unsafe bindings. Follow the guide on how to do that and come back here.

Now that you have generated the bindings you will want to generate the safe wrapper.

cd gtk4-layer-shell
gir -o .
cargo build
cargo test

There should not have been any errors. To make sure everything you need was created, run the following command.

gir -o . -m not_bound

There should not be any output to this command. Let me know if there is so I can fix it. In order to build the documentation, you have to run

gir -c Gir.toml --doc-target-path docs.md -m doc
cargo install rustdoc-stripper
rustdoc-stripper -s -n
rustdoc-stripper -g -o docs.md
cargo doc

Congratulations, you've done it :-)

If you want to learn more about gir, have a look at its repo or its book.

Maintenance status

This crate is just a safe wrapper for the C library so it is feature complete and not actively worked on. There are Github Actions keeping the dependencies up-to-date. If you encounter any problems, feel free to open a PR.

Contributing

Pull requests are very welcome but please keep the maintenance status in mind.

License

MIT

Dependencies

~15–23MB
~437K SLoC