egor 0.6.0

Why Egor?

Egor is dead simple, lightweight, and cross-platform. The same code runs on native and web (WASM), with minimal boilerplate. Egor is built from small, composable crates on top of modern graphics and windowing abstractions

Egor provides essentials for 2D apps and games:

• Draw shapes and textures efficiently
• Handle input (keyboard & mouse)
• Move things with camera/world transforms
• Render text and simple fonts
• Build interactive UIs with optional egui integration
• Optionally hot-reload during development

Platform Support

[!NOTE] Mobile (Android/iOS) isn't (intended to be) supported & neither is touch input

Getting Started

Add egor to your project:

cargo add egor

Example:

let mut position = Vec2::ZERO;

App::new()
    .title("Egor Stateful Rectangle")
    .run(move |gfx, input, timer| {
        let dx = input.key_held(KeyCode::ArrowRight) as i8
            - input.key_held(KeyCode::ArrowLeft) as i8;
        let dy =
            input.key_held(KeyCode::ArrowDown) as i8 - input.key_held(KeyCode::ArrowUp) as i8;

        position += vec2(dx as f32, dy as f32) * 100.0 * timer.delta;

        gfx.rect().at(position).color(Color::RED);
    })

To see more of egor in action, check out demos/

[!TIP] Running a demo for WASM? You’ll need to move index.html into a demo, or just use the included run.sh script (see usage). It simplifies running native, WASM & hot-reload builds

Running a Native Build

Simply run cargo:

cargo run

Running a WASM Build

Run trunk (defer to Trunk docs for setup):

trunk serve

Try Out Subsecond Hot-reloading

Compile with the hot_reload feature enabled. Hot reload will automatically wrap AppHandler::update when the feature is active

Run dioxus-cli (defer to Dioxus CLI docs for setup):

dx serve --hot-patch

[!NOTE] Subsecond hot-reloading is experimental; native is working

Contributing

egor is moving fast.. Got an idea, bugfix, or question? Check out some issues, open a new one, drop a PR, or come hang in Discord

egor is maintained with ❤️ by Open Source Force