A project demonstrating how to use UniFFI to write a cross-platform Rust library and auto-generate bindings in different languages.
This project was used as an example at the Rust Linz Meetup in April 2021 during my talk "Leveraging Rust to build cross-platform mobile libraries". It was updated to UniFFI 0.17 for my Rust Nigeria Lightning Talk in February 2022 titled "Rust in a UniFFIed World".
Tests are implemented in the respective languages. See tests/bindings/ for a list of all implemented language bindings.
You can run all binding tests using cargo:
cargo xtask test
Caution: This will require swift, kotlinc and python3.
If you want to run tests for only a single language you can do so:
cargo xtask test kotlin
cargo xtask test swift
cargo xtask test python
When just testing all code is generated at build time.
If you want to generate the code for inspection,
to check it into source control or for other purposes
use uniffi_bindgen.
To install it:
cargo install uniffi_bindgen
To generate the bindings in the bindings/ directory:
cargo xtask generate
MIT. See LICENSE.
Copyright (c) 2021-2022 Jan-Erik Rediger janerik@fnordig.de