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# Cacao Examples
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This directory contains example code for apps written in cacao. To run an example, check out the list of commands below - some require certain features to be enabled.
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## AutoLayout
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An example that showcases layout out a view with AutoLayout. This requires the feature flag `autolayout` to be enabled, but it's defaulted for ease of use so doesn't need to be specified here. Platforms where AutoLayout is not supported will likely not work with this example.
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`cargo run --example autolayout`
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## Frame Layout
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An example that showcases laying out with a more old school Frame-based approach. Platforms where AutoLayout are not supported will want to try this instead of the AutoLayout example.
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**macOS:**
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`cargo run --example frame_layout`
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**Platforms lacking AutoLayout:**
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`cargo run --example frame_layout --no-default-features --features appkit`
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## Defaults
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This example isn't GUI-specific, but showcases accessing `NSUserDefaults` from Rust for persisting basic data.
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`cargo run --example defaults`
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## Window
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This example showcases creating a basic `Window`. This should run on all AppKit-supporting platforms.
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`cargo run --example window`
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## Window Controller
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This example showcases creating a basic `WindowController`. This may run on all AppKit-supporting platforms.
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`cargo run --example window_controller`
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## Window Delegate
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This example showcases creating a basic `WindowDelegate` to receive and handle events. This may run on all AppKit-supporting platforms.
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`cargo run --example window_delegate`
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## Text Input
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This example showcases text input, and logs it to the underlying console. It's mostly a testbed to ensure that the backing widget for input behaves as expected.
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`cargo run --example text_input`
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## Calculator
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A Rust-rendition of the macOS Calculator app.
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`cargo run --example calculator`
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## To-Do List
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A "kitchen sink" example that showcases how to do more advanced things, such as cached reusable ListView components.
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`cargo run --example todos_list`
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## Browser
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A _very_ basic web browser. Platforms that don't support WKWebView will likely not work with this example.
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`cargo run --example browser --features webview`
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## Webview Custom Protocol
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This example showcases a custom protocol for the webview feature. Platforms that don't support WKWebView will likely not work with this example.
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`cargo run --example webview_custom_protocol --features webview`
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## iOS (Beta)
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This example showcases how to build and run an iOS app in Rust. See the README in the `ios-beta` folder for instructions on how to run.
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