This repository is a part of Yellowcake project.
The library is intended to provide instruments for working with original Fallout™ resources, such as .map, .pro, .dat files, and many others, which were used in classic Fallout™ games. This repository also does include example tools, provided for each file format separately, via examples' targets. Sometimes they just print out available info, but very often they additionaly provide extended functionality, which goes beyond simple examples, like mapview tool.
It is useful in obvious way for reproducing original game: providing modern, safe and stable codebase to work with original games' resources. It also may serve as a documenation for those who want to learn about original file formats. And, finally, its' example tools could be a good starting point for modders of original games. In very first release it can't do much, though, but it's already better, than original tools released by the publisher in what it actually allows to do. For instance, again, mapview can be used to create some arts from maps, or guides. In case of significant demand from the community, it might become something bigger, like full-featured map editor, so stay tuned.
Basically you just use Cargo and default Rust tooling to explore different modules and examples. Each file format is represented with different Rust module. The crate has also a couple of common modules, which provide basic data structures, needed for the game files' formats, and abstractions. Examples' targets provide a view on intended way of using the library's functions.
GitHub Discussions is the right place. GitHub Issues are disabled at the moment, but will be enabled in case of significant activity from community. As for now, I am handling all issues internally, using additional software.
Currently, only @0xceed is working on the library. While help from the community will be very needed in the future, this early in development I need to focus on creating good example of my vision, guidelines and many, many more.