Ember

Ember is a simple and fun 2D rendering library for Rust, allowing you to quickly create graphics and interactive applications with ease. It uses the minifb crate under the hood to handle window creation and input events.

Features

• Easy-to-use API for drawing basic shapes, such as circles, lines, and rectangles
• Support for drawing text with a built-in font
• Efficient pixel buffer manipulation
• Mouse and keyboard input handling

Examples

The following example demonstrates some of Ember's features:

use ember_rs::Ember;

fn main() {
    let (width, height, fps) = (800, 600, 144.0);
    let mut app = Ember::new("Ember - Simple Example", width, height, fps);

    while !app.should_close() {
        // clear the previous drawing
        app.clear();

        // draw text at the top-left of the screen at size 4
        app.draw_text("ember is awesome", 20, 20, 4, 0xFFAAAA);

        // draw a filled white circle at the bottom-right of the window
        app.draw_circle_fill(700, 500, 40, 0xFFFFFF);

        // draw a green-ish line going from the text to the circle
        app.draw_line(310, 70, 630, 430, 0xAAFFAA);

        // update the screen with the new drawing
        app.update();
    }
}

Installation

To get started with Ember, type the following command inside of your project:

cargo add ember-rs