Crate frus_shell 

frus-shell — frus’s framework layer.

Creates a native window (through winit), initialises the frus-gpu frus_gpu::Renderer and drives the event → frame loop for any Application. This is the only platform-dependent layer.

Macros

main

Declares a frus application’s single entry point. Invoked exactly once (in the application’s library), it generates the entry point of every platform, all delegating to the same application:

Structs

App

The event handler that drives an Application: it owns the window, the renderer, the last interface built and the runtime, and turns each event of the loop into messages, frames and effects. run and the other entry points build one; it is exported for a platform layer that supplies its own loop, not for an application to construct.

Command

A batch of effects to run, possibly empty: background tasks, synchronous or asynchronous, and focus and scroll requests addressed by widget key.

FrusApp

An application: a root component, and how it is dressed.

GlobalShortcut

A key combination that reaches the application from anywhere, and what it does.

Locale

Re-export: size classes and orientation, so the application can drive its own responsive behaviour. A language, and optionally the script and the country it is written in (locale.dart).

ScrollPhysics

Re-export: size classes and orientation, so the application can drive its own responsive behaviour. The behaviour of a scrollable: its feel at the edges and after a fling, and whether the user may scroll it.

Subscription

A set of continuous message sources, possibly empty.

Taskbar

What the application’s taskbar button shows: a count, a progress, or neither.

Tray

The application’s tray icon, described: its tooltip, its icon, its menu, what a click on it does, and whether closing the window leaves the application running in it.

Enums

AppIcon

What an application’s icon is.

Brightness

Re-export: size classes and orientation, so the application can drive its own responsive behaviour. Whether a surface is showing a light or a dark interface.

Lifecycle

The application’s lifecycle state. The framework hands it to Application::on_lifecycle at every transition so the app can react: pause a timer or a camera in the background, write a save before being destroyed, and so on.

LocationStrategy

How a location is written in a browser’s address bar — see Application::location.

Orientation

Re-export: size classes and orientation, so the application can drive its own responsive behaviour. Display orientation, derived from the width-to-height ratio.

RemoteData

The four states of an asynchronously loaded value.

SizeClass

Re-export: size classes and orientation, so the application can drive its own responsive behaviour. A display-width band.

TaskbarProgress

The progress shown on the taskbar button.

ThemeMode

Re-export: size classes and orientation, so the application can drive its own responsive behaviour. Which of an application’s themes is on display (app.dart:57).

Traits

Application

What an application supplies to the framework: an Elm-style message model.

Functions

link_among

The link among a program’s arguments, if one was passed: the first that has the shape of one. What the operating system does when a registered scheme is opened is to start the program with the link as an argument.

location_of_link

The location a link stands for, or None if link is not one: no scheme, or nothing after it.

run

Runs an application: opens the window and drives the event loop.