rust-examples

Rust-examples is a repository to gather example codes from tutorial and other documentations of Rust into files, ready to compile.

Examples are tested with version 0.10-pre.

Files

• Homepage
  • what_it_looks_like.rs
• Tutorial
  • 2.1 Compiling your first program: tutorial-02_1-hello.rs
  • 3 Syntax basics: tutorial-03-syntax_basics.rs
  • 4.2 Pattern matching: tutorial-04_2-pattern-matching.rs
  • 4.3 Loops (for, while, loop): tutorial-04_3-loops.rs
  • 5.1 Structs: tutorial-05_1-structs.rs
  • 5.2 Enums: tutorial-05_2-enum.rs
  • 5.3 Tuples: tutorial-05_3-tuples.rs
  • 15 Closures: tutorial-15-closure.rs
  • 15.3 Do syntax: tutorial-15_3-do.rs
  • 16 Methods, with constructor: tutorial-16-methods.rs
  • 17 Generics: tutorial-17-generics.rs
• Rust Tasks and Communication
  • 2 Basics: tutorial-tasks-02-basics.rs
  • 2.1 Communication: tutorial-tasks-02_1-communication.rs
  • 2.2 Backgrounding computations: Futures: tutorial-tasks-02_2-backgrounding_computations.rs
• Doc unit testing
  • Unit testing in Rust: unittests.rs
• API
  • Program to an 'interface', not an 'implementation', by Josh Davis: lang-interface.rs
  • Lambda expressions: lang-lambda.rs
  • Pointer snippets from Dave Herman's talk: lang-pointers.rs
  • getopts: api-getopts.rs
  • std::from_str::FromStr: api-std-from_str.rs
  • std::hashmap::HashMap: api-std-hashmap.rs
  • std::io::File: api-std-io-file.rs
  • std::vec: OwnedVector, 2D-arrays, ...: api-std-vec.rs
• Some new files:
  • Makefile to compile, run tests and run benchmarks
  • .travis.yml to add the repository to Travis CI and Rust CI
  • A library and its unit tests and benchmarks for 2 Fibonacci functions (a reccursive and a non reccursive): fibonacci.rs
  • A struct to manage dates: date.rs
  • A struct to manage INI files: inifile.rs
  • Design pattern Decorator: design_pattern-decorator.rs

Compile and running it

You will need the version 0.10-pre of the rust compiler. If you encounter problems, make sure you have the right version before creating an issue.

The simplest way to build rust-examples is to do a clone and use make to compile:

git clone https://github.com/eliovir/rust-examples
cd rust-examples
make

To run tests and benchmarks:

make tests
make bench

To get help on commands:

make help

Contributing

1. Fork it (git clone https://github.com/eliovir/rust-examples)
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Make your changes, and add tests for them
4. Test your changes (make test)
5. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
6. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
7. Create new Pull Request

License

Rust is primarily distributed under the terms of both the MIT license and the Apache License (Version 2.0), with portions covered by various BSD-like licenses.

These codes are distributed under the MIT license.

See LICENSE for details.