This is the repository accompanying the Let's Build an iOS App in Rust, part 1 blog post.
After cloning the repo, go into the rust/hello
directory and run make
. This
requires you to have a working Rust-to-iOS toolchain; see the blog post for
instructions on setting up multirust
appropriately. (Don't forget to
multirust override ios
this project directory.)
After libhello.a
is built, open up
ios/RustHelloWorld/RustHelloWorld.xcodeproj
and run the app.
John Gallagher, jgallagher@bignerdranch.com
This sample app is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.