Scenic.Driver.Debug

This is the main "debug" renderer for Scenic applications.

It replaces the nanovg backend with just an absurd amount of printfs.

This is currently just gross code, don't be surprised to find sharp edges.

Installation

If available in Hex, the package can be installed by adding scenic_driver_debug to your list of dependencies in mix.exs:

def deps do
  [
    {:scenic_driver_debug, "~> 0.11.0"}
  ]
end

Honestly, you'll probably need to manually load this from a local checkout until its up on hex.

Configuration

Example:

[
  module: Scenic.Driver.Debug,
  window: [title: "Local Window", resizeable: true]
]

There are quite a few new options as well. It uses NimbleOptions to confirm them, so look at the Scenic.Driver.Local module for details.

Prerequisites

This driver requires Scenic v0.11 or up.

Installing on MacOS

The easiest way to install on MacOS is to use Homebrew. Just run the following in a terminal:

brew update
brew install pkg-config

Once these components have been installed, you should be able to build the scenic_driver_debug driver.

Installing on Ubuntu 18.04

The easiest way to install on Ubuntu is to use apt-get. Just run the following:

apt-get update
apt-get install pkgconf

Once these components have been installed, you should be able to build the scenic_driver_debug driver.

Installing on Ubuntu 20.04

The easiest way to install on Ubuntu is to use apt-get. Just run the following:

apt-get update
apt-get install pkgconf 

Once these components have been installed, you should be able to build the scenic_driver_debug driver.

Installing on Windows

First, make sure to have installed Visual Studio with its "Desktop development with C++" package.

Once these components have been installed, you should be able to build the scenic_driver_debug driver.

Documentation

Not there yet.