Collection of useful conversions and widgets built as a pure Rust app on the Dioxus framework.
The following widgets are now stable:
- Number Base Converter
- Base64 Encoder/Decoder
- QR Code Generator
- Date/Timestamp Converter
- UUID Generator
- Hash Generator
- CIDR Decoder
- Color Picker
If you haven't already, install Rust.
Follow the Dioxus instructions to install platform-specific dependencies.
Clone this repository and enter its root directory.
The primary target for this project is a universal desktop app. Currently, it has been manually validated on macOS and Windows. I plan to setup automated releases soon.
Run cargo run to start the application. The first build should take a couple minutes as it fetches Bootstrap and all other Rust packages, subsequent builds should only take a few seconds.
If you would like to enable hot-reloading, you can do so by setting the USE_HOT_RELOAD flag in main.rs. This is only necessary for the desktop app, hot-reload is on by default for web development.
You can bundle the app into an executable for your platform using cargo-bundle. If you haven't already, run the following command to install cargo-bundle:
cargo install cargo-bundleOnce you have cargo-bundle installed, run the following command to package the application for your platform:
cargo bundle --release
Dev Widgets now works as a web app! You can find it hosted at https://widgets.fyi. It will stay up to date with the main branch using GitHub Actions.
You can run the web app locally using the dioxus-cli. Because this repo depends on unstable releases of Dioxus, you need to install Dioxus CLI via Git to make sure it is compatible:
cargo install dioxus-cli --git https://github.com/DioxusLabs/dioxus.git --rev b25501af48977817d9d0bb2534c94cff30317c8cOnce you have the CLI installed, you can launch the web app using the following command:
dioxus serveThis will automatically enable hot-reloading for any changes you make to the source code.
When packaging for release, I use Trunk as it is more-readily installable on the Github Actions agents. I found that installing the Dioxus CLI would compile the binary from scratch, which took too long and would hit out-of-memory errors unless I increased the swap file size.
You can install Trunk using the following command:
cargo install trunk --lockedYou won't be able to run the app locally using Trunk, but you can validate that it builds correctly by running the following command:
trunk build --releaseThis app is heavily inspired by DevToys and DevToysMac and my roadmap for widgets I plan to support will align with these projects.
Currently, I have only validated on macOS, and performed very crude validations on Windows, though I now have a fairly stable programming model so I plan to set up some automated testing for macOS, Windows, and Linux soon, as well as start publishing releases.
I also plan to publish this as a single-page application using dioxus-web and Github Pages.
I will be tracking new development in the dev-widgets project board. New widgets will be organized under the "Widgets" area, and all other development will be tracked under the "Platform" area.