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README.md

Direct raylib bindings for Rust

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raylib-ffi aims to provide a "no frills" direct binding to raylib for rust developers.

This library is largely auto-generated by the code in build/. Raylib itself exposes lots of metadata, meaning that wrappers can auto-translate the C API into whatever language is needed (in this case, Rust).

Dependencies

Fedora:

dnf install clang-devel alsa-lib-devel mesa-libGL-devel libX11-devel libXrandr-devel libXi-devel libXcursor-devel libXinerama-devel libatomic cmake

Verifying your build

raylib-ffi bundles a rust version of the example project from raylib proper. To verify your build of this library worked, run:

cargo run --example basic

Versioning policy

raylib-ffi follows SemVer.

The major and minor version numbers of a raylib-ffi will always match the version of raylib it was built against. The patch version may be incremented if a rust-only fix is needed at any point.