reducer 1.1.0

A predictable reactive framework for Rust apps
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A platform for reactive programming in Rust that can be used to manage the state of any kind of application. It shines when used to drive graphical user interfaces and integrates well with both immediate mode and retained mode GUI frameworks.

Using Reducer

Reducer is available on crates.io, simply add it as a dependency in your Cargo.toml:

[dependencies]
reducer = "1.1"

and import it in your lib.rs:

extern crate reducer;
use crate::reducer::*;

The full API documentation is available on docs.rs

Examples

To see Reducer in action, check out the examples directory. There you'll find multiple implementations of a simple Todo List app using Reducer to drive popular GUI frameworks.

To run an example, execute

> cargo run --release --example <NAME>

where <NAME> can be one of conrod or iui.

Note to macOS users: due to an issue with ui-sys you might need to prepend CXXFLAGS+=-stdlib=libc++ to the command above, see brunocodutra/reducer#1.

Contribution

Reducer is an open source project and you're very welcome to contribute to this project by opening issues and/or pull requests, see CONTRIBUTING for general guidelines.

License

Reducer is distributed under the terms of the MIT license, see LICENSE for details.