Color-picker is based on the following primary technologies:
- webpack
- postcss
- webassembly
- rust
- yew
Application structured in a way that allows us to write rust code for frontend part through WebAssembly. In particular we rust framework yew
to construct html (something similar to jsx
in React
) and add business logic.
https://ezhivitsa.github.io/color-picker/
Type the following command to install dependencies:
$ make deps
To run webpack build of the rust and js files type the following command:
$ make dev
And open in the browser http://localhost:8080
To make a final build type the following command:
$ make build
To start tests type the following command:
$ make test
To start tests type the following command:
$ make deploy
- src/client/styles - global styles and css variables, styles for components
- src/wasm - this folder contains
Rust
codebase. We compilewasm
file using this code. - src/wasm/agents - this folder contains code with yew agents to handle business logic. For example here we handle all changes in input and recalculate new current color.
- src/wasm/constants - this folder contains constants which can be used across the application.
- src/wasm/libs - folder with common functions where we can do some common actions, for example transformations or validations. This functions help us to avoid copy-paste of functionality.
- src/wasm/services - folder with yew services, for example^ here we have a service to handle global mouse events (mouse events for
body
tag) - src/wasm/components -
yew
components (similar toReact
components). - src/wasm/texts - static texts
- For css class names we use BEM conventions, because it's convenient when your styles are separate from usage. This allows us to not think about intersections of class names.
- For naming we use rust code style
- For code format use built-in formatter (
cargo fmt
)
Color-picker is released under the MIT License.