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drive-rs

A search and discovery tool for Rust drivers for embedded components.

Adding a driver to the list

1. Add a new file in driver-db, named <crate-name>.toml
2. Either copy over one of the other drivers contents, or use a taplo based editor extension like even better toml to fill in fields
3. (optional) run taplo fmt and taplo lint to check the file is valid
4. (if applicable) remove the matching line from the legacy list in aer.csv
5. Open a PR to this repo with the added driver

Once we have figured out which data is useful to list, we plan to read this data from published crates. But for now keeping all the data in one place makes it easier to change fields.

Contributing to the project

This project is still a work in progress and any help is appreciated. If you have an idea for how to improve it feel free to open issues and PRs.

Some tasks that need help right now:

1. Add more information to listed drivers (see previous point), a list of missing drivers can be found in aer.csv
2. Improving the layout and design of the listing
3. Make it more intuitive to find good chips to use for newcomers

Running the project

Fetch the db-dump from crates.io:

wget https://static.crates.io/db-dump.tar.gz

Run the backend to extract the data:

cargo run --release --bin read-driver-db

Copy the output to the frontend:

cp full-crate-db.json frontend/src/

Install frontend dependencies:

npm install --prefix frontend

Run the frontend:

npm run dev --prefix frontend