mruby toolchain monorepo — a Ruby gem that manages the mruby build chain and Rust crates that bind the mruby C API, extracted from the kobako project.
Status: under active development. The published
0.0.0versions reserve the package names while the build chain and binding crates are extracted from kobako; no usable API ships yet.
| Package | Registry | Role |
|---|---|---|
beni gem |
rubygems.org | mruby dependency manager — vendors mruby source, builds libmruby.a, future mrbgem management |
beni-sys crate |
crates.io | bindgen FFI surface over the mruby C API |
beni crate |
crates.io | typed Rust wrapper over beni-sys (magnus analog) |
beni targets plain mruby and is not bound to WebAssembly. rust-toolchain.toml
keeps wasm32-wasip1 only as a build-verification target for downstream wasi
consumers (kobako). For that target the Rust channel and the wasi-sdk version
move in lockstep (the wasm32-wasip1 crt1-command.o references
__wasi_init_tp from Rust 1.96 onward; wasi-sdk 33's libc.a supplies that
symbol) — bump the pair together, in both this repo and kobako. Host builds
are unaffected by the pairing.
After checking out the repo, run bin/setup to install dependencies. Then,
run rake test to run the tests. You can also run bin/console for an
interactive prompt that will allow you to experiment.
The Rust crates live under crates/ in a Cargo workspace at the repo root;
cargo check --workspace covers both.
Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/elct9620/beni.
The gem and crates are available as open source under the terms of the Apache License 2.0.