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KDE Projects are currently predominantly written in C++ and Python since the bindings for other projects are simply not present or are not idiomatic to use. I am working on Rust bindings for KConfig KDE Framework. The bindings can be found [https://invent.kde.org/oreki/kconfig-rs here]. | KDE Projects are currently predominantly written in C++ and Python since the bindings for other projects are simply not present or are not idiomatic to use. I am working on Rust bindings for KConfig KDE Framework. The bindings can be found [https://invent.kde.org/oreki/kconfig-rs here]. | ||
As a consequence of this project, I ended up contributing upstream to [https://github.com/woboq/qmetaobject-rs qmetaobject] and became a collaborator in that project. | As a consequence of this project, I ended up contributing upstream to [https://github.com/woboq/qmetaobject-rs qmetaobject] and became a collaborator in that project. | ||
==Mentor== | |||
* Jos van den Oever | |||
==Features Available== | ==Features Available== | ||
Revision as of 16:43, 12 April 2022
Rust Wrapper of KConfig
KDE Projects are currently predominantly written in C++ and Python since the bindings for other projects are simply not present or are not idiomatic to use. I am working on Rust bindings for KConfig KDE Framework. The bindings can be found here. As a consequence of this project, I ended up contributing upstream to qmetaobject and became a collaborator in that project.
Mentor
- Jos van den Oever
Features Available
The bindings for the following parts are pretty much complete and have all the features:
Some work has already been done for KConfigXT like feature, but that is still in the early stages and not ready to be used yet.
Published Crates
The following are the links to the crates that have been published: