Struct AppExtended

pub struct AppExtended<E: AppExtension> { /* private fields */ }

Application builder.

You can use APP to start building the app.

Implementations

impl AppExtended<Vec<Box<dyn AppExtensionBoxed>>>

pub fn extend<F: AppExtension>( self, extension: F, ) -> AppExtended<Vec<Box<dyn AppExtensionBoxed>>>

Includes an application extension.

pub fn enable_device_events( self, ) -> AppExtended<Vec<Box<dyn AppExtensionBoxed>>>

If the application should notify raw device events.

Device events are raw events not targeting any window, like a mouse move on any part of the screen. They tend to be high-volume events so there is a performance cost to activating this. Note that if this is false you still get the mouse move over windows of the app.

impl<E: AppExtension> AppExtended<E>

pub fn view_process_exe(self, view_process_exe: impl Into<PathBuf>) -> Self

Set the path to the executable for the View Process.

By the default the current executable is started again as a View Process, you can use two executables instead, by setting this value.

Note that the view_process_exe must start a view server and both executables must be build using the same exact VERSION.

pub fn view_process_env( self, name: impl Into<Txt>, value: impl Into<Txt>, ) -> Self

Set an env variable for the view-process.

pub fn run<F: Future<Output = ()> + Send + 'static>( self, start: impl IntoFuture<IntoFuture = F>, )

Starts the app, then starts polling start to run.

This method only returns when the app has exited.

The start task runs in a UiTask in the app context, note that it only needs to start the app, usually by opening a window, the app will keep running after start is finished.

pub fn run_headless(self, with_renderer: bool) -> HeadlessApp

Initializes extensions in headless mode and returns an HeadlessApp.

If with_renderer is true spawns a renderer process for headless rendering. See HeadlessApp::renderer_enabled for more details.