Rust-examples is a repository to gather example codes from tutorial and other documentations of Rust into files, ready to compile.

Examples are tested with version 1.13.0.

• Homepage
  • what_it_looks_like.rs, what_it_looks_like2.rs
• Old Tutorial, deprecated in favor of the Book
  • 2.1 Compiling your first program: tutorial-02_1-hello.rs
  • 3 Syntax basics: tutorial-03-syntax_basics.rs
  • 4.2 Pattern matching: tutorial-04_2-pattern-matching.rs
  • 4.3 Loops (for, while, loop): tutorial-04_3-loops.rs
  • 5.1 Structs: tutorial-05_1-structs.rs
  • 5.2 Enums: tutorial-05_2-enum.rs
  • 5.3 Tuples: tutorial-05_3-tuples.rs
  • 15 Closures: tutorial-15-closure.rs
  • 16 Methods, with constructor: tutorial-16-methods.rs
  • 17 Generics: tutorial-17-generics.rs
• Old Rust Threads and Communication Guide, moved into the Rust Programming Language book
  • 2.1 Communication: tutorial-tasks-02_1-communication.rs
  • 2.3 Sharing immutable data without copy: Arc: tutorial-tasks-02_3-arc.rs
• Book
  • 5.6 Concurrency, threads: book-5-6-threads.rs
• Doc unit testing, moved into the Rust Programming Language book.
  • Unit testing in Rust: unittests.rs
• Old Rust Cheatsheet
  • Use Struct to express phantom types: phantom_type.rs
• API
  • Program to an 'interface', not an 'implementation', by Josh Davis: lang-interface.rs
  • Lambda expressions: lang-lambda.rs
  • Generics, Polymorphism, by Felix S. Klock II: lang-generics.rs
  • Overloading by Rust By Example: lang-overloading.rs
  • Pointer snippets from Dave Herman's talk: lang-pointers.rs
  • Question mark operator introduced in Rust-1.13: lang-question_mark.rs
  • std::collections:HashMap: api-collections-hashmap.rs
  • getopts: api-getopts.rs
  • std::FromStr: api-std-from_str.rs
  • std::fs::File: api-std-fs-file.rs
  • std::vec: OwnedVector, 2D-arrays, ...: api-std-vec.rs
• Some new files:
  • Makefile to compile, run tests and run benchmarks
  • .travis.yml to add the repository to Travis CI and Rust CI
  • A library and its unit tests and benchmarks for 2 Fibonacci functions (a reccursive and a non reccursive): fibonacci.rs
  • A struct to manage dates: date.rs
  • Different syntaxes to find the maximum value in a vector: find_max.rs
  • A struct to manage INI files: inifile.rs
  • A script to print TBX entries from CSV terminology: datumbazo2tbx.rs
  • Design pattern Decorator: design_pattern-decorator.rs and design_pattern-decorator2.rs
  • Design pattern Strategy: design_pattern-strategy.rs
  • Design pattern Observer: design_pattern-observer.rs
  • Design pattern Command: design_pattern-command.rs
  • Design pattern Template method: design_pattern-templatemethod.rs
  • Design pattern Chain of Command: design_pattern-chain_of_command.rs

You will need the version 1.3.0 of the rust compiler. If you encounter problems, make sure you have the right version before creating an issue.

The simplest way to build rust-examples is to do a clone and use make to compile:

git clone https://github.com/eliovir/rust-examples
cd rust-examples
make

To run tests and benchmarks:

make tests
make bench

To get help on commands:

make help

1. Fork it (git clone https://github.com/eliovir/rust-examples)
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Make your changes, and add tests for them
4. Test your changes (make test)
5. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
6. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
7. Create new Pull Request

other projects have similar goals: providing Rust code snippets:

• Learn Rust: Sample programs Kaseyc made to learn the Rust language.
• Rust design patterns: Implementation of various design patterns in Rust. (MIT license)
• Rust for real: Learning Rust by example. (Apache License v2)
• Rust Rosetta: Implementing Rosetta Code problems in Rust. (Public domain)
• Rust sandbox: Playing around with Rust. (DWTFYWT PUBLIC LICENSE v2)
• Rustlings: Smadheagle's experiments with Rust Programming Language.
• Rust projects: Some programs am0d has written as he set about learning rust. (AS-IS)
• Rust by example: Learn Rust with practical examples (website). (Apache License v2 and MIT license)

Rust is primarily distributed under the terms of both the MIT license and the Apache License (Version 2.0), with portions covered by various BSD-like licenses.

These codes are distributed under the MIT license.

See LICENSE for details.