![]() Colored logo provides better visual appeal during demonstrations. This also addresses an issue where the first touch in kiosk mode (which deactivates it) appeared unresponsive due to no immediate visual feedback. |
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energy-monitor | ||
home-automation | ||
printerdemo | ||
printerdemo_mcu | ||
usecases | ||
weather-demo | ||
CMakeLists.txt | ||
README.md |
Demos
These demos showcase different complex use-cases for building UIs with Slint.
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Printer UI |
A fictional user interface for the touch screen of a printer. Project... |
Wasm Demo |
Energy Meter |
A fictional user interface of a device that monitors energy consumption in a building. Project... |
Wasm Demo |
Weather![]() |
A simple, cross-platform (Desktop, Android, Wasm) weather application using real weather data from the OpenWeather API. Project... |
Wasm Demo |
Usecases |
Different example use cases in one app. Project... |
Wasm Demo |
Running the Rust Demos
You can run the examples either by going into folder or into the rust sub-folder and use cargo run
, for example:
cd demos/printerdemo/rust
cargo run --release
or you can run them from anywhere in the Cargo workspace by name:
cargo run --release --bin printerdemo
Wasm builds
In order to make the wasm build of the example, you first need to edit the Cargo.toml
files to uncomment the line starting with #wasm#
(or use the sed
line bellow)
You can then use wasm-pack (which you may need to obtain with cargo install wasm-pack
).
This will generate the wasm in the ./pkg
directory, which the index.html
file will open.
Since wasm files cannot be served from file://
URL, you need to open a wab server to serve
the content
cd demos/printerdemo/rust
sed -i "s/^#wasm# //" Cargo.toml
wasm-pack build --release --target web
python3 -m http.server
Running the C++ Examples
- When compiling Slint from sources: If you follow the C++ build instructions, this will build the C++ examples as well by default
- From installed binary packages: Simply run cmake in one of the example directory containing a CMakeLists.txt
mkdir build && cd build
cmake -GNinja -DCMAKE_PREFIX_PATH="<path to installed>" ..
cmake --build .
Running the Node Examples
You can run the examples by going into the node sub-folder and use pnpm
, for example:
cd demos/printerdemo/node
pnpm install
pnpm start