Gallery and stress apps 0.4.3

The example apps for SlintPlot 0.4.3, built with the new library:

• slintplot-gallery: a sample browser with every chart type, including the new segmented ring and tile grid charts, in tabs by category and on a scale; a theme picker, dark mode, and buttons to randomize, add and remove data. Clicking a chart shows what was clicked. The code button opens each sample as a small app that runs as it is, in tabs: ui/app.slint with the chart's data, src/main.rs, build.rs, Cargo.toml and how to run it. In the Gantt sample, clicking a task opens a dialog that edits it. slintplot-gallery --snapshot <dir> renders every sample to PNG.
• slintplot-stress: streams up to 8 datasets at 10 to 100,000 samples a second into a window of 1,000 to 10,000,000 values or everything received, with line, bar, time series and scatter charts and more, with zoom and live frame times. slintplot-stress --bench prints headless timings.

What's new in the library: funnel stages keep their gaps on Linux, Windows and in the browser, as the segmented ring, tile grid and radial charts do since 0.4.2. See the 0.4.3 release; the 0.4.0 release added the segmented ring and tile grid charts.

Download

Ready-built apps for macOS (Apple silicon and Intel), Windows and Linux are attached below. Each archive holds both apps, SlintPlot's licenses, Slint's license (LICENSE-SLINT.md) and the licenses of the open-source crates they are built from (THIRD-PARTY-LICENSES.html).

• macOS: the apps aren't signed. After unpacking, run xattr -d com.apple.quarantine slintplot-gallery slintplot-stress in the folder, or right-click the app and choose Open.
• Linux: needs fontconfig and xkbcommon, which most desktops already have.

Install with Cargo

cargo install slintplot-gallery
cargo install slintplot-stress

License

SlintPlot is free to try: download it, experiment and build prototypes, at home or at work. It is available under the GPLv3, the PolyForm Noncommercial License 1.0.0, or a commercial license for closed-source products: see Pricing.