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lcui-quick-start
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Clone and run for a quick way to see LCUI in action.
To Use
To clone and run this repository you'll need install the following tools on your computer:
From your command line:
# Clone this repository
git clone https://github.com/lc-ui/lcui-quick-start
# Go into the repository
cd lcui-quick-start
# Install NodeJS dependencies
npm install
# Install C/C++ dependencies for x64 CPU architecture
lcpkg install --arch x64
# Run the app with debug mode
lcpkg run start --mode debug
What's included
- Some resource files.
- Some scripts that make it easy for you to quickly build application.
- Configuration files for CMake and XMake build tools, You can choose one of them that you like.
- Simple data storage implementation in
src/lib/store.c
. - .scss files for describe the user interface style.
about
component for display app infomation.home
view that implements simple layout and interaction.
Project Structure
app
: contains the resource files required for the application to run. You can use it as the working directory of the application, and when you publish your application, you only need to package the files in that directory.build
: contains build tool output files.scripts
: contains build-related scripts and configuration files.src
: contains the source code.ui
: contains source code related to the user interface.stylesheets
: contains the source code of stylesheets. You can put .scss files here, they will be compiled into css files and outputed to theapp/assets/stylesheets
directory at build time.components
: contains the source code of the components.views
: contains the source code of the views.
lib
: contains the base library code.