filebase 0.2.1

Query a directory of Slipcase containers by their flyleaf and look at what comes back
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[package]
name = "filebase"
description = "Query a directory of Slipcase containers by their flyleaf and look at what comes back"
homepage = "https://slipcaseformat.org"
readme = "README.md"
keywords = ["slipcase", "query", "flyleaf", "gui", "egui"]
categories = ["gui", "filesystem"]
version = "0.2.1"
edition = "2021"
authors = ["David M. Anderson"]
license = "MIT"
repository = "https://github.com/excelano/filebase"
# eframe's number, not this code's: nothing written here needs past edition
# 2021's 1.56, and every other crate in the tree sits below eframe. It rises
# whenever egui raises its own, so measure rather than trust this line.
rust-version = "1.95"

[[bin]]
name = "filebase"
path = "src/main.rs"

[dependencies]
# The query engine. This application embeds it rather than growing a second one,
# which is why it was written first — `~/notes/slipql.md`. From crates.io at a
# published version, as `slpc` and `flyleaf` are: never a path or git dependency
# in a committed manifest, since crates.io refuses the one and a path builds on
# one machine.
#
# `default-features = false` leaves the command behind: the `cli` feature is
# clap and rustyline, and a window needs neither. It also means this crate is
# the library alone, so nothing here puts a second `slipql` on PATH.
slipql = { version = "0.1.1", default-features = false }
# The container library, for what the detail pane says about a content file. Reached
# directly rather than through slipql's re-export so that the dependency is
# visible here, and pinned to the same requirement slipql resolves: two `slpc`
# versions in the graph would make `DocumentMut` two types and stop the
# flyleaf tree compiling.
#
# The `fs` feature is the library's file-placement half, and `content_path` is
# behind it: the function that decides where a content file member lands, rather than
# letting a member named `../x` or `C:\x` decide. A window that hands content files
# to the system needs it; without the feature it is compiled out.
slpc = { version = "0.4.0", features = ["fs"] }
# The flyleaf tree, drawn read-only here through `ReadOnly` in `src/policy.rs`.
# One TOML editor across Tommy Flyleaf, Slipcase Desktop and this, rather than
# three that drift; behaviour it lacks goes there.
#
# `default-features = false` leaves its own application binary, eframe and rfd
# behind; this crate has its own of each. Its `egui` is the one `eframe`
# re-exports and its `toml_edit` is the one `slpc` re-exports, and both have to
# be: this crate hands a `DocumentMut` from one to the other.
flyleaf = { version = "0.2.7", default-features = false }
# The language the window draws in, and the reader for the `.po` catalogues.
# There are none yet — `po/` arrives with the German pass — and the call sites
# are written through `t` from the first commit anyway, because wrapping every
# sentence afterwards is the expensive half and an empty catalogue costs
# nothing. `~/notes/desktop_app_from_the_start.md`.
potext = "0.1"
# Defaults carry accesskit, which stays on.
eframe = "0.36"
# Defaults are `xdg-portal` and `wayland`, both pure Rust. The `gtk3` feature
# links C through gtk-sys and stays off, which is what taking the defaults
# does — naming features here would be the way to turn it on by accident.
rfd = "0.17"
# Hands a content file to the platform's own mechanism rather than carrying a table
# of programs to run.
opener = "0.8"
# Where a content file is put before it is handed over. An unguessable directory that
# removes its tree when it drops, rather than one built from a process id: a
# crashed run leaves that one behind for whoever next holds the id.
#
# `Builder::tempdir` goes through the umask — 0755 under the common one — so the
# mode is asked for explicitly where this makes a directory. slipcase-desktop
# shipped the other way for a while and every content file somebody pressed Open on
# was readable by any account on the machine.
tempfile = "3.27"

[target.'cfg(target_os = "windows")'.dependencies]
# Reading the window's icon out of the `.ico` the package also carries.
# Windows takes a window icon from a resource compiled into the executable, and
# a resource compiler is exactly what `build.rs` keeps out of this build, so the
# icon is embedded as bytes and decoded at startup instead. Pure Rust; its `png`
# is for the large entries, which are stored that way.
ico = "0.5.0"

[target.'cfg(target_os = "linux")'.dependencies]
# What the desktop says about light and dark. `winit` answers this on the other
# two platforms and returns a hardcoded `None` here, so egui falls back to dark
# and no desktop setting reaches the window. `src/system_theme.rs` says what was
# measured and where.
#
# The answer lives on D-Bus, in the XDG desktop portal. zbus is pure Rust with
# no build script, and it is already compiled on this target under
# `accesskit_unix`, which arrives through `egui-winit`; `blocking-api` is a
# feature of that same crate and adds no crate to the tree. `default-features`
# is off so that `async-io` is named rather than taken, which is what
# `accesskit` already turns on.
zbus = { version = "5", default-features = false, features = ["async-io", "blocking-api"] }

# A Mac App Store submission was refused on 2026-08-31 under Guideline 2.5.1 for
# referencing `_CGSSetWindowBackgroundBlurRadius`, a private CoreGraphics symbol
# nothing here calls. `winit` declares it in `platform_impl/macos/ffi.rs` and
# calls it from `WindowDelegate::set_blur`, neither behind a feature nor a `cfg`,
# and review reads the symbol table rather than the call graph. slipcase-desktop
# lost a review cycle to it and measured that a build flag does not help: fat LTO
# with `-Wl,-dead_strip` still carries the symbol, the call sitting behind a
# runtime `if attrs.blur` the optimizer will not fold.
#
# Upstream removed it in winit#4541 on 2026-07-23, behind a `private-apple-apis`
# feature that is off by default, and no published release carries that yet.
# This is that change on the `v0.30.13` tag, pinned by revision so the branch
# cannot move under it. **Delete it when a winit release carries the gate.**
#
# The branch is two commits and the second is why `Cargo.lock` moves by one line:
# patching from a git repository makes that repository's other workspace members
# candidates, and winit's tree carries `dpi` behind a `path =` that
# `cargo publish` strips, so the first pin silently took `dpi` 0.1.1 where the
# release resolves 0.1.2. Check the lockfile moves by one line on any re-pin.
[patch.crates-io]
winit = { git = "https://github.com/excelano/winit", rev = "3cfd905679da3ca241b97dea723211b580620a27" }