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A home for frus

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The frus team
The frus team
frus contributors

frus has a site of its own. The README's list of known gaps had one line that was not about code: a searchable documentation site. This is it.

The pages are not a second copy of the documentation. They are the repository's own — docs/getting-started.md, the guide under docs/guide/, the architecture notes and the frus command's reference — copied in when the site is built. Each example in them is still a complete piece of Rust that frus's test suite compiles, so what you read here is what compiles today.

What you will find:

  • Get started: install the frus command, make a project, and run it on this computer, a phone and the browser.
  • The guide: one topic per page, from laying out a screen to the tray and the taskbar.
  • The widget catalog: the twelve families of widgets, and the live gallery, which is frus itself built for the web.
  • The blog: what each release brings, from 0.1.0 to today.

frus is pre-alpha. If something on these pages is wrong, unclear or missing, each documentation page has a link to edit it on GitHub, and issues are open — in English or in French.