Hyprland-rs

A unoffical rust wrapper for Hyprland's IPC

Disclaimer

If something doesn't work, doesn't matter what, make sure you are on the latest commit of Hyprland before making an issue!

Getting started!

Lets get started with Hyprland-rs!

Adding to your project

Add the code below to the dependencies section of your Cargo.toml file!

hyprland = "0.2.2"

What this crate provides

This crate provides 3 modules (+1 for shared things)

• data for getting information on the compositor
• event_listener which provides the EventListener struct for listening for events
• dispatch for calling dispatchers and changing keywords

Example Usage

here is an example of most of the provided features being utilized

use hyprland::data::blocking::get_monitors;
use hyprland::dispatch::{dispatch_blocking, Corner, DispatchType};
use hyprland::event_listener::EventListener;

fn main() -> std::io::Result<()> {
    // We can call dispatchers with the dispatch function!

    // Here we are telling hyprland to open kitty!
    dispatch_blocking(DispatchType::Exec("kitty".to_string()))?;

    // Here we are moving the cursor to the top left corner!
    dispatch_blocking(DispatchType::MoveCursorToCorner(Corner::TopLeft))?;

    // Here we change a keyword, yes its a dispatcher don't complain
    dispatch_blocking(DispatchType::Keyword(
        "general:border_size".to_string(),
        "30".to_string(),
    ))?;

    // get all monitors
    let monitors = get_monitors();

    // and printing them all out!
    println!("{monitors:#?}");

    // Create a event listener
    let mut event_listener = EventListener::new();

    // add event, yes functions and closures both work!
    event_listener.add_workspace_change_handler(|id| println!("workspace changed to {id:#?}"));

    // and execute the function
    // here we are using the blocking variant
    // but there is a async version too
    event_listener.start_listener_blocking()
}