Rust by Example

What's this?

This is the source code of the Rust by example website!

How to contribute

An example has a typo, it's outdated, not clear or the information is wrong

Please open an issue explaining the problem, or see below how to modify an example.

I like to see an example about ${topic}

Leave a comment in issue #1

I want to add/modify an example

You'll need these tools:

• Rust (\o/)
• gitbook

Each example has:

• an id, e.g. hello
• a title, e.g. Hello World
• a directory under src, e.g. src/hello
• an entry in src/order.json, e.g. { "id": "hello", "title": "Hello World" }
• some source code, e.g. src/hello/hello.rs
• an input markdown file, e.g. src/hello/input.md

Take a look at the source code of the Hello World example as a reference.

Note that the markdown doesn't need to copy the rust code, instead it just has to reference the filename of the rust code, as in {hello.rs}.

make will merge input.md and the rust code into a README.md file located under output/examples/${id}, AND generate the SUMMARY.md of the book, which lists the examples in the same order they appear in order.json.

make serve will publish the book under localhost:4000, there you can check that the example looks correct.

make test will compile all the examples and point out compiler errors if any.

After checking that the changes look correct, you can send a pull request.

Note: If you're working in a new example, it would be extreme helpful to open an issue mentioning on which topic you are working on, to let other people know which topics are being worked on.

License

Rust by example is dual licensed under the Apache 2.0 license and the MIT license.

See LICENSE-APACHE and LICENSE-MIT for more details.