Scenic Examples

This repo contains a collection of demonstration projects for the Scenic framework for Elixir.

Example projects

Fundamentals:

• minimum_example is a completely stripped-down project that displays a single window with some text and no input.
• pubsub shows how to use Scenic.PubSub.
• multiple_viewports shoes how to create an app with multiple viewports.

Transforms:

• transform_translate shows how translation transforms work.

Drawing:

• primitives shows the drawing primitives available for use with Scenic.
• text shows how to use different features of text support.
• sprites shows how to use the asset pipeline to render sprites.

Input:

• input_keyboard shows how to handle keyboard input.
• input_mouse shows how to handle click input.
• input_mouse_stateful shows how to implement stateful mouse input (i.e., dragging, other interactions).
• input_viewport shows how to handle viewport input events.

Scenic Widget Contrib:

• contrib_menu_bar demos the MenuBar component
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TODO Projects

Drawing:

• fill_basic shows how to use basic and gradient fills.
• fill_streaming shows how to use a streaming fill.
• fill_image shows how to use an image fill from the asset pipeline.
• stroke_basic shows how to use basic and gradient strokes.
• stroke_streaming shows how to use a streaming stroke.
• stroke_image shows how to use an image stroke from the asset pipeline.

Components:

• component_slider shows how to use a slider component.
• component_radio shows how to use a radio component.
• component_text shows how to use a text component.
• component_password shows how to use a password component.
• component_dropdown shows how to use a dropdown component.
• component_button shows how to use a button component.
• component_checkbox shows how to use a checkbox component.
• component_toggle shows how to use a toggle component.

Transforms:

• transform_rotation shows how rotation transforms work.
• transform_pin shows how pins work.
• transform_scale shows how scale transforms work.

Contributing

The applications in each example all share the same names (Example and `:example) so creating a new example is very easy:

cp -r minimum_example new_example_name`