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layer-shika

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⚠️ WORK IN PROGRESS ⚠️

Oh deer! 🦌 You've stumbled upon layer-shika, a rust library crate that provides a layer shell implementation for wayland compositors, using slint for the GUI. It allows you to create overlay windows and panels or bars that integrate seamlessly with wayland-based desktop environments.

Please note that this library is currently in early development and is not yet ready for production use.

Current Status

May be not updated:

  • The core functionality is under active development
  • femtovg renderer
  • Basic layer shell protocol support using smithay-client-toolkit, but this may change in future stable versions
  • Partial support for pointer events
  • Not all features are fully implemented or tested
  • Documentation is incomplete or non-existent
  • Examples are coming soon

It's recommended to wait for a stable release before using this library in any production projects. Development is trying to be as fast as a running skippy deer.

Usage

Examples and usage instructions are coming soon. Hoping that they will not be too deer-ifying, like the current state of this library.

Contributing

As the library is in a very early stage, it's recommended to open an issue to discuss ideas or proposed changes before submitting contributions. The project doesn't bite, it's not that kind of deer!