lifers-raylib

Raylib frontend for lifers.

Usage

To use this frontend, simply create a cell type:

// Simple Game of Life-like cell
struct Cell {
    is_alive: bool
}

Your cells don't have to be this simple, they can have many attributes (type, group, etc.).

Now just implement RenderCell<Color> for it:

use raylib::color::Color;
use lifers::frontend::RenderCell;

impl RenderCell<Color> for Cell {
    fn render_cell(&self) -> Color {
        if cell.is_alive {
            Color::WHITE
        } else {
            Color::BLACK
        }
    }
}

Then you can use it to create an Automaton and pass it to RaylibFrontend (or use FrontendBuilder).

Also, see examples and docs.

lib.rs:

Raylib frontend for [lifers].

Provides RaylibFrontend implementations that do all the displaying and rendering work. It's recommended to use FrontendBuilder for convenience.

NOTE: See corresponding modules for different kinds of automata.

The frontend can be used in an event loop, similar to a typical Raylib application:

# use lifers::prelude::*;
# use lifers_raylib::generic::FrontendBuilder;
let game = /* Automaton */
#   todo!();
let mut frontend = FrontendBuilder::new((480, 480))
    .finish(game);

while !frontend.window_should_close() {
    frontend.display_grid();
    frontend.tick();
}