Rust bindings for vJoy using its C API. It also works like a wrapper by extending the original usabilities.
This project is still on the works.
This is meant to be used by Rust developers. It is not meant to be used by end-users ("customers") who have vJoy installed, unless they feel adventurous to code with Rust.
Please refer to the documentation to understand how to use the project. Read below to access the documentation.
The project's documentation can be found at https://alex-smtv.github.io/rust-bindings-for-vjoy/vjoy_wrapper/index.html.
Additionally you can generate the documentation yourself with the command line cargo doc --no-deps --open.
Be mindful of semver which the project makes use of. Releases will have numbers as MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH starting from 1.0.0. Before release 1.0.0, the convention will be 0.X.Y where X means new functionalities is available and Y means things changed (e.g. fixes) but nothing new is available to use. As a final note, releases before 1.0.0 are considered unstable and backwards compatibility between releases is not guaranteed.
Before tweaking and/or running tests, be mindful of complementary notes.
Also a special development setup is required with vJoy in order to perform tests correctly. Basically, some vJoy devices are reserved for testing purpose. The test_env module (found at ./src/lib.rs) will provide you further information of the needed setup.
The project is released under the MIT license.