turbo-editors/turbo-rust · README.md

⑂ main

README.md · 113 lines · 9.0 KBmarkdown    Blame HistoryRaw
📦 Turbo Rust   1# turbo-rust
3A Turbo C-style editor for Rust, written in Go.
5Built on **[turbo-core](https://rickub.com/turbo-editors/turbo-core)**, the library every Turbo editor shares. What is in this repository is the command, the profile that says this editor is for Rust, and the Rust scanner — about seven hundred lines. Everything else lives in the library.
7A full-screen terminal IDE with the Borland furniture - a menu bar with hot keys, movable windows that cast shadows, modal dialogs, a clickable status bar — and the things a Rust editor needs today: syntax colouring that knows nested block comments and raw strings, loadable colour themes, completion from `rust-analyzer`, shell windows, per-project settings, a project tree, snippets, and the cargo toolchain a menu away.
10 File  Edit  Search  Run  Options  Window  Snippets  Rust  Help
11╔═[x]═════════════════════════════ adder.rs ════════════════════════════════1═[■]╗
12║ 1 //! A demo crate.                                                           ▲║
13║ 2 use std::collections::HashMap;                                              ▓║
15║ 4 /// Adds two numbers.                                                       ░║
16║ 5 #[derive(Debug, Clone)]                                                     ░║
17║ 6 pub struct Adder<'a> {                                                      ░║
19║ 8     seen: HashMap<String, u64>,                                             ░║
21║◄▓░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░►║
22╚════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╝
23 F1 Describe  F2 Save  F3 Open  F6 Window  F7 Next  F10 Menu       1:1  LSP: ready
26## Getting started
29make install
32That builds the editor, puts it where your shell looks for commands, and reports what it found — the Go version it built with, where the binary went, whether that directory is on your `PATH`, and whether `rust-analyzer` is installed. Then, from any Rust crate:
35turbo-rust src/main.rs
38To build without installing, `make build` leaves the binary in `bin/turbo-rust`. From the module proxy instead of a checkout: `go install rickub.com/turbo-editors/turbo-rust@latest`.
40For completion, install the Rust language server as well — the editor works without it, and says so on the status bar:
43rustup component add rust-analyzer
46The [tutorial](docs/en/tutorials/getting-started.md) walks through a first session in about ten minutes.
48## Features
50- **Every build knows what it is** — `turbo-rust -version` and **Help ▸ About** name the version, the commit and the build date, stamped in by the linker from `git describe` rather than read from a constant somebody forgot to bump
51- **Turbo Vision interface** — menu bar with `Alt`-letter hot keys, overlapping movable and resizable windows, modal dialogs, mouse support throughout
52- **Syntax colouring for nine languages** — Rust by a hand-written scanner that carries nested block comments, raw strings and multi-line strings exactly, and tells a lifetime from a character literal; plus TOML, Markdown, JavaScript, HTML and shell scripts from turbo-core
53- **Themes** in TOML, eleven embedded — Borland navy, dark grey, paper white, espresso, Catppuccin Frappé and Latte, cobalt, Darcula and IntelliJ Light, and a hueless monochrome in both polarities — and any number of your own, with inheritance between files and between style keys. Every shipped theme is held to its contrast by tests
54- **Per-project settings** in `.turbo-rust/settings.toml` — pin a theme, turn on automatic saving — created from a menu item and never by itself
55- **Completion, hover and go-to-definition** from `rust-analyzer`, entirely optional
56- **Terminal windows** — `F8` opens a real shell in a window, with its own VT/ANSI emulator, scrollback and job control (Linux, macOS and Windows)
57- **Project tree** — `F9` shows the project's files in a window; walk it with the arrows and press Enter to open one
58- **Snippets** — a `Snippets` menu built from `.turbo-rust/snippets.toml`, grouped into submenus and filtered by the file you are in; the chosen text is inserted at the cursor, re-indented to match
59- **The cargo toolchain a menu away** — `Alt-T` runs `cargo fmt`, `cargo clippy`, `cargo build`, `cargo test` and `cargo run` from `.turbo-rust/tools.toml`, each showing its output where the tool asked: a popup that fills in as it goes, a terminal window, or an editing window to search. Files the command rewrote are re-read for you, and a tool naming a `menu` of its own gets that menu on the bar
60- **Editing** with word movement, block indent, a shared clipboard, and undo that merges a run of typing into one step
61- **Faithful files** — line endings and the trailing newline are preserved, and saving is atomic
62- **Automatic saving**, off by default, writing a short while after you stop typing
64## Commands
66| Command | What it does |
67| --- | --- |
68| `make install` | Build and install onto your `PATH` |
69| `make build` | Compile into `bin/turbo-rust` |
70| `make test` | Run the whole test suite |
71| `make check` | `fmt`, `vet`, then the tests — what a commit should pass |
72| `make run FILE=x.go` | Build and start the editor on a file |
73| `make help` | List every target |
76turbo-rust [-theme name] [-no-lsp] [file...]
77turbo-rust -list-themes
80## Documentation
82Full documentation in **[English](docs/en/)** and **[French](docs/fr/)**, organised by the [Diátaxis](https://diataxis.fr) method:
85| --- | --- |
86| **Tutorial** | [Your first file in Turbo Rust](docs/en/tutorials/getting-started.md) |
87| **How-to** | [install](docs/en/how-to/install.md) · [run the tests](docs/en/how-to/run-the-tests.md) · [enable completion](docs/en/how-to/enable-completion.md) · [write a theme](docs/en/how-to/write-a-theme.md) · [move around a file](docs/en/how-to/navigate-code.md) · [use a terminal](docs/en/how-to/use-a-terminal.md) · [configure a project](docs/en/how-to/configure-a-project.md) · [browse a project](docs/en/how-to/browse-a-project.md) · [use snippets](docs/en/how-to/use-snippets.md) · [run cargo commands](docs/en/how-to/run-cargo-commands.md) · [make a release](docs/en/how-to/make-a-release.md) |
88| **Reference** | [command line](docs/en/reference/cli.md) · [keyboard](docs/en/reference/keyboard.md) · [menus](docs/en/reference/menus.md) · [theme format](docs/en/reference/themes.md) · [terminal windows](docs/en/reference/terminal.md) · [project settings](docs/en/reference/project-settings.md) · [project tree](docs/en/reference/project-tree.md) · [languages](docs/en/reference/languages.md) · [snippets](docs/en/reference/snippets.md) · [Rust tools](docs/en/reference/rust-tools.md) · [the version number](docs/en/reference/versioning.md) |
89| **Explanation** | [architecture](docs/en/explanation/architecture.md) · [design decisions](docs/en/explanation/design-decisions.md) · [colouring and completion](docs/en/explanation/colouring-and-completion.md) · [terminal windows](docs/en/explanation/terminal-windows.md) · [project settings](docs/en/explanation/project-settings.md) · [project tree](docs/en/explanation/project-tree.md) · [snippets](docs/en/explanation/snippets.md) · [Rust tools](docs/en/explanation/rust-tools.md) |
91The library's packages each carry their own `README.md` beside the code, in [turbo-core](https://rickub.com/turbo-editors/turbo-core).
93## Where the code is
96| --- | --- |
97| `main.go` | flags, the terminal, the wiring |
98| `internal/rustlang` | the profile, the Rust scanner, the three starter files |
99| everything else | [turbo-core](https://rickub.com/turbo-editors/turbo-core) |
101The dependency graph is drawn in [`docs/diagrams/packages.drawio`](docs/diagrams/packages.drawio), checked against `go list`.
103## Design in one line
105Two dependencies — `tcell/v2` and `BurntSushi/toml` — and everything else from the standard library, including the tokeniser and the Language Server Protocol client. Both come through turbo-core; this repository adds none of its own. The [design decisions](docs/en/explanation/design-decisions.md) page explains why.
107## Requirements
109Go 1.26 or later to build it — the editor is written in Go even though it is an editor for Rust. A terminal with mouse reporting, which is all of them. `rust-analyzer` is optional.
111
113See [LICENSE](LICENSE).

📦 Turbo Rust 713ea5c k33g 7h ago	1	# turbo-rust
	2
	3	A Turbo C-style editor for Rust, written in Go.
	4
	5	Built on [turbo-core](https://rickub.com/turbo-editors/turbo-core), the library every Turbo editor shares. What is in this repository is the command, the profile that says this editor is for Rust, and the Rust scanner — about seven hundred lines. Everything else lives in the library.
	6
	7	A full-screen terminal IDE with the Borland furniture - a menu bar with hot keys, movable windows that cast shadows, modal dialogs, a clickable status bar — and the things a Rust editor needs today: syntax colouring that knows nested block comments and raw strings, loadable colour themes, completion from `rust-analyzer`, shell windows, per-project settings, a project tree, snippets, and the cargo toolchain a menu away.
	8
	9	```
	10	File Edit Search Run Options Window Snippets Rust Help
	11	╔═[x]═════════════════════════════ adder.rs ════════════════════════════════1═[■]╗
	12	║ 1 //! A demo crate. ▲║
	13	║ 2 use std::collections::HashMap; ▓║
	14	║ 3 ░║
	15	║ 4 /// Adds two numbers. ░║
	16	║ 5 #[derive(Debug, Clone)] ░║
	17	║ 6 pub struct Adder<'a> { ░║
	18	║ 7 name: &'a str, ░║
	19	║ 8 seen: HashMap<String, u64>, ░║
	20	║ 9 } ▼║
	21	║◄▓░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░►║
	22	╚════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╝
	23	F1 Describe F2 Save F3 Open F6 Window F7 Next F10 Menu 1:1 LSP: ready
	24	```
	25
	26	## Getting started
	27
	28	```bash
	29	make install
	30	```
	31
	32	That builds the editor, puts it where your shell looks for commands, and reports what it found — the Go version it built with, where the binary went, whether that directory is on your `PATH`, and whether `rust-analyzer` is installed. Then, from any Rust crate:
	33
	34	```bash
	35	turbo-rust src/main.rs
	36	```
	37
	38	To build without installing, `make build` leaves the binary in `bin/turbo-rust`. From the module proxy instead of a checkout: `go install rickub.com/turbo-editors/turbo-rust@latest`.
	39
	40	For completion, install the Rust language server as well — the editor works without it, and says so on the status bar:
	41
	42	```bash
	43	rustup component add rust-analyzer
	44	```
	45
	46	The [tutorial](docs/en/tutorials/getting-started.md) walks through a first session in about ten minutes.
	47
	48	## Features
	49
	50	- Every build knows what it is — `turbo-rust -version` and Help ▸ About name the version, the commit and the build date, stamped in by the linker from `git describe` rather than read from a constant somebody forgot to bump
	51	- Turbo Vision interface — menu bar with `Alt`-letter hot keys, overlapping movable and resizable windows, modal dialogs, mouse support throughout
	52	- Syntax colouring for nine languages — Rust by a hand-written scanner that carries nested block comments, raw strings and multi-line strings exactly, and tells a lifetime from a character literal; plus TOML, Markdown, JavaScript, HTML and shell scripts from turbo-core
	53	- Themes in TOML, eleven embedded — Borland navy, dark grey, paper white, espresso, Catppuccin Frappé and Latte, cobalt, Darcula and IntelliJ Light, and a hueless monochrome in both polarities — and any number of your own, with inheritance between files and between style keys. Every shipped theme is held to its contrast by tests
	54	- Per-project settings in `.turbo-rust/settings.toml` — pin a theme, turn on automatic saving — created from a menu item and never by itself
	55	- Completion, hover and go-to-definition from `rust-analyzer`, entirely optional
	56	- Terminal windows — `F8` opens a real shell in a window, with its own VT/ANSI emulator, scrollback and job control (Linux, macOS and Windows)
	57	- Project tree — `F9` shows the project's files in a window; walk it with the arrows and press Enter to open one
	58	- Snippets — a `Snippets` menu built from `.turbo-rust/snippets.toml`, grouped into submenus and filtered by the file you are in; the chosen text is inserted at the cursor, re-indented to match
	59	- The cargo toolchain a menu away — `Alt-T` runs `cargo fmt`, `cargo clippy`, `cargo build`, `cargo test` and `cargo run` from `.turbo-rust/tools.toml`, each showing its output where the tool asked: a popup that fills in as it goes, a terminal window, or an editing window to search. Files the command rewrote are re-read for you, and a tool naming a `menu` of its own gets that menu on the bar
	60	- Editing with word movement, block indent, a shared clipboard, and undo that merges a run of typing into one step
	61	- Faithful files — line endings and the trailing newline are preserved, and saving is atomic
	62	- Automatic saving, off by default, writing a short while after you stop typing
	63
	64	## Commands
65
66	\| Command \| What it does \|
67	\| --- \| --- \|
68	\| `make install` \| Build and install onto your `PATH` \|
69	\| `make build` \| Compile into `bin/turbo-rust` \|
70	\| `make test` \| Run the whole test suite \|
71	\| `make check` \| `fmt`, `vet`, then the tests — what a commit should pass \|
72	\| `make run FILE=x.go` \| Build and start the editor on a file \|
73	\| `make help` \| List every target \|
74
75	```bash
76	turbo-rust [-theme name] [-no-lsp] [file...]
77	turbo-rust -list-themes
78	```
79
80	## Documentation
81
82	Full documentation in [English](docs/en/) and [French](docs/fr/), organised by the [Diátaxis](https://diataxis.fr) method:
83
84	\| \| \|
85	\| --- \| --- \|
86	\| Tutorial \| [Your first file in Turbo Rust](docs/en/tutorials/getting-started.md) \|
87	\| How-to \| [install](docs/en/how-to/install.md) · [run the tests](docs/en/how-to/run-the-tests.md) · [enable completion](docs/en/how-to/enable-completion.md) · [write a theme](docs/en/how-to/write-a-theme.md) · [move around a file](docs/en/how-to/navigate-code.md) · [use a terminal](docs/en/how-to/use-a-terminal.md) · [configure a project](docs/en/how-to/configure-a-project.md) · [browse a project](docs/en/how-to/browse-a-project.md) · [use snippets](docs/en/how-to/use-snippets.md) · [run cargo commands](docs/en/how-to/run-cargo-commands.md) · [make a release](docs/en/how-to/make-a-release.md) \|
88	\| Reference \| [command line](docs/en/reference/cli.md) · [keyboard](docs/en/reference/keyboard.md) · [menus](docs/en/reference/menus.md) · [theme format](docs/en/reference/themes.md) · [terminal windows](docs/en/reference/terminal.md) · [project settings](docs/en/reference/project-settings.md) · [project tree](docs/en/reference/project-tree.md) · [languages](docs/en/reference/languages.md) · [snippets](docs/en/reference/snippets.md) · [Rust tools](docs/en/reference/rust-tools.md) · [the version number](docs/en/reference/versioning.md) \|
89	\| Explanation \| [architecture](docs/en/explanation/architecture.md) · [design decisions](docs/en/explanation/design-decisions.md) · [colouring and completion](docs/en/explanation/colouring-and-completion.md) · [terminal windows](docs/en/explanation/terminal-windows.md) · [project settings](docs/en/explanation/project-settings.md) · [project tree](docs/en/explanation/project-tree.md) · [snippets](docs/en/explanation/snippets.md) · [Rust tools](docs/en/explanation/rust-tools.md) \|
90
91	The library's packages each carry their own `README.md` beside the code, in [turbo-core](https://rickub.com/turbo-editors/turbo-core).
92
93	## Where the code is
94
95	\| \| \|
96	\| --- \| --- \|
97	\| `main.go` \| flags, the terminal, the wiring \|
98	\| `internal/rustlang` \| the profile, the Rust scanner, the three starter files \|
99	\| everything else \| [turbo-core](https://rickub.com/turbo-editors/turbo-core) \|
100
101	The dependency graph is drawn in [`docs/diagrams/packages.drawio`](docs/diagrams/packages.drawio), checked against `go list`.
102
103	## Design in one line
104
105	Two dependencies — `tcell/v2` and `BurntSushi/toml` — and everything else from the standard library, including the tokeniser and the Language Server Protocol client. Both come through turbo-core; this repository adds none of its own. The [design decisions](docs/en/explanation/design-decisions.md) page explains why.
106
107	## Requirements
108
109	Go 1.26 or later to build it — the editor is written in Go even though it is an editor for Rust. A terminal with mouse reporting, which is all of them. `rust-analyzer` is optional.
110
111	## Licence
112
113	See [LICENSE](LICENSE).