This crate provides a high-level interface to PipeWire's API via libwireplumber. Explore the crate documentation and the various modules for information on how to start using WirePlumber with Rust.
[dependencies]
wireplumber = { version = "0.1", features = ["v0_4_16"], git = "https://github.com/arcnmx/wireplumber.rs" }
Some examples are provided that can be built and run via Cargo:
$ cargo run -p wp-examples --bin wpexec -- --help
... snip ...
# try out the default lua example:
$ cargo run -p wp-examples --bin wpexec
# or load the example plugin module:
$ cargo build --workspace --examples &&
cargo run -p wp-examples --bin wpexec -- --type wireplumber
Projects using wireplumber.rs:
- WirePlumber Scripts is a personal collection of plugins, some previously written as Lua scripts.
This project aims to facilitate the following applications:
-
Enabling Rust to be a viable language for writing session management logic as an alternative to the officially supported Lua scripting engine or GObject C APIs
-
WirePlumber plugins that can augment or expose APIs for Lua configuration scripts to use
-
Stand-alone pipewire clients as an alternative to pipewire-rs
Helper commands are available via cargo wp
to facilitate development. Adding ci/bin to your PATH
is recommended - the provided direnv shell is set up to do this by default.
-
cargo wp install gir
will install the pinned GIR version into ci/bincargo wp install gir-files
for the associated data required by GIR
-
cargo wp gir
will update the auto-generated source for the main crate -
cargo wp sys gir
will update the sys bindings source -
cargo wp todo
will display incomplete interfaces (this is just an alias forgir -m not_bound
) -
cargo wp fmt
will rustfmt the codebase
The WirePlumber GIR data is kept in Wp-0.4.gir. A series of fixes must be applied to the upstream XML via the wp-gir-filter script.