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WaveDrom allows for the programmatic creation of beautiful Diagram Timing Diagrams in Rust. This is the crate that powers all the wavedrom tools including the editor, the command-line interface, and the mdbook preprocessor.
This crate is be used in two ways. It can be given WaveJson which is a JSON format
to describe Diagram Timing Diagrams. Alternatively, you can programmatically define a
figure by building it using the Figure
struct.
Getting Started
Getting started with this crate is quite easy. Here, we have two examples. First, how to use WaveJson as an input to your figures and second how to programmically define figures.
WaveJson
use std::fs::File;
let path = "path/to/file.svg";
let mut file = File::create(path)?;
wavedrom::render_json5(r##"
{ signal: [
{ name: "clk", wave: "P......" },
{ name: "bus", wave: "x.==.=x", data: ["head", "body", "tail", "data"] },
{ name: "wire", wave: "0.1..0." }
]}
"##, &mut file)?;
Result:
Programmically defining a Figure
use std::fs::File;
use wavedrom::{Figure, Signal};
let figure = Figure::new()
.header_text("Timing Schema")
.add_signals([
Signal::with_cycle_str("p........").name("clk"),
Signal::with_cycle_str("010......").name("req"),
Signal::with_cycle_str("0......10").name("done"),
Signal::with_cycle_str("0......10").name("done"),
Signal::with_cycle_str("==.=.=.=.").name("state")
.add_data_fields([
"Idle", "Fetch", "Calculate", "Return", "Idle",
]),
]);
let assembled_figure = figure.assemble();
let path = "path/to/file.svg";
let mut file = File::create(path)?;
assembled_figure.write_svg(&mut file)?;
Result:
Cargo Features
There are a set of cargo features, most of which are enabled by default.
serde
. Enabled by default. Adds thewavejson
module, which defines the serialize and deserialize formats for a wave format for a wave.embed_font
. Enabled by default. Adds an embedded Helvetica into the library which is used to find the dimensions of certain texts. When this is disabled, it is replaced by a width look-up table that is only accurate for ASCII and over-estimates the width for other UTF-8 characters.json5
. Enabled by default. The human friendly variant of JSON that can be used with theserde
feature to deserialize a WaveJson file.serde_json
. Disabled by default. Formal version of JSON that can be used with theserde
feature to deserialize a WaveJson file.skins
. Enabled by default. Adds theskin
module, which defines the serialize and deserialize formats for WaveDrom skins. Also adds logic to merge a skin into an existing set of options.
Rendering Process
The rendering process of this crate is done in 3 steps.
1. Create Figure
A Figure
can be created in two ways. First, a Figure
can be built programmatically with
the Figure::new
method and the builder pattern methods. Second, a Figure
can be built
by loading a WaveJson file. This can be done with the Figure::from_json5
or
Figure::from_json
methods.
2. Assemble Figure
to AssembledFigure
A Figure
needs to be assembled. This shapes the signal waves removes any invalid groups and
edges. Assembling is done with the Figure::assemble
and Figure::assemble_with_options
methods.
3. Render AssembledFigure
to SVG
An AssembledFigure
can be rendered by calling the AssembledFigure::write_svg
or
AssembledFigure::write_svg_with_options
methods. This will write an SVG into an
io::Write
buffer. If a write to the io::Write
is
expensive, it is recommended to wrap the io::Write
in a
std::io::BufWriter
.
Re-exports
pub use json5;
pub use serde_json;
Modules
- Edges or Arrows define a set of markers and edge lines that can be put over a diagram to indicate properties.
- A collection of markers that get overlayed onto the signal diagram.
- All the render options
- skin
skins
Module with a WaveDrom skin - wavejson
serde
The definitions for the WaveJson format.
Structs
- A
Figure
that has been assembled with theFigure::assemble
orFigure::assemble_with_options
methods. - A line of the
AssembledFigure
. - A
SignalPath
that is assembled and ready to be rendered. - An Red, Green, Blue color structure that can be parsed from and to a CSS compatible string.
- The cycle offset within multiple clock cycles. This is precise up until a quarter of a cycle.
- An encapsulation of everything to form a Digital Timing Diagram
- A section of the figure’s group
- The font that is used by the svg assembler to calculate text widths.
- The options that are used during assembly of a
Figure
orSignalPath
. - A diagram signal line with a set of cycles.
- The path given for a
Signal
- A segment in an
AssembledSignalPath
- A item given by the
SignalSegmentIter
- An iterator over assembled signal segments
Enums
- A state that a signal can be at any cycle
- A section of the figure’s signals
- The cycle offset within a single-clock cycle.
- A command for a signal path to take with relative coordinates.
- A background for a path segment
- RenderJson5Error
json5
An error with therender_json5
orrender_json5_with_options
functions. - RenderJsonError
serde
andserde_json
An error with therender_json
orrender_json_with_options
functions.
Functions
- render_json
serde
andserde_json
Render the contents of a json file to awriter
. - render_json5
json5
Render the contents of a json5 file to awriter
. - Render the contents of a json5 file to a
writer
with a specific set of options. - render_json_with_options
serde
andserde_json
Render the contents of a json file to awriter
with a specific set of options.