A library to allow easy synchronisation between devices for UniMusic.
This repository is based on ianthetechie's UniFFI Starter, which streamlined the process A LOT. Much appreciated.
Open up the project in your favorite editor and poke around the Cargo workspace
under rust/!
Before opening up the Swift package in Xcode, you need to build the Rust core.
cd rust/
./build-ios.shThis generates an XCFramework and generates Swift bindings to the Rust core. Check the script if you're interested in the gritty details.
Important
You need to do this every time you make Rust changes that you want reflected in the Swift Package!
Android is pretty easy to get rolling, and Gradle will build everything for you
after you get a few things set up.
Most importantly, you need to install cargo-ndk.
cargo install cargo-ndkIf you've tried building the Rust library already and you have rustup,
the requisite targets will probably be installed automatically.
If not, follow the steps in the cargo-ndk README
to install the required Android targets.
Just open up the android project in Android Studio and you're good to go.
Note
If you're having a problem with Android Studio not finding cargo on macOS
Try opening Android Studio within android directory using open -na "Android Studio.app"