Rustcript is an embeddable scripting language designed to enhance your Rust applications. It allows you to add dynamic logic, configuration, and automation securely without needing to recompile the main application. This makes it easy to customize and extend your applications to fit your needs.
- Dynamic Logic: Integrate dynamic behaviors without a full application rebuild.
- Config Management: Manage your application settings easily.
- Secure Execution: Safeguards your main application from untrusted scripts.
- Easy Integration: Simple to include in existing Rust projects.
- Lightweight: Minimal overhead added to your application.
- Operating System: Windows, MacOS, or Linux
- Rust version 1.50 or later installed (for development purposes)
- Basic familiarity with command lines is helpful but not required
To start using Rustcript, you'll need to download it from the Releases page.
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Download Rustcript: Click the button below to visit the Downloads section.
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Extract the Files: After downloading, if the file is in a zip format, right-click it and select "Extract All" to unzip the contents.
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Find the Executable: Inside the extracted folder, locate the executable file. This file will allow you to run Rustcript.
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Run Rustcript: Double-click the executable file to launch Rustcript.
To download Rustcript, visit this page: Rustcript Releases Page. You will see a list of available versions.
- Choose the latest version.
- Click on the download link associated with your operating system.
- Follow the instructions above to extract and run the application.
Rustcript comes with an extensive set of documentation to help you understand how to integrate it into your projects. It covers:
- Basic scripting examples
- Guidance on secure scripting
- Troubleshooting common issues
To give you a basic idea, here is a simple usage scenario:
- Create a new Rust project.
- Include Rustcript in your project dependencies.
- Write a small script to dynamically adjust your application settings.
- Run the Rust application with the embedded script.
The detailed instructions can be found in the documentation available on the Rustcript Documentation Page.
If you would like to contribute to Rustcript, feel free to fork the repository and submit a pull request. We welcome any enhancements or bug fixes that can make Rustcript better.
For support, you may check out the Issues section on the repository page. If you find any bugs or have questions, feel free to create a new issue.
- Configuration Management
- Dynamic Configuration
- Embedded Language Development
- Secure Scripting Practices
Thank you for your interest in Rustcript! We hope it becomes a valuable tool for your Rust applications.