What is eww built with?

eww is a Rust repo built with Tokio. It makes its content with quick-xml, deploys with log and pretty_env_logger, and uses cached. It has 14,937 written lines, with 1 test file.

Read on November 10, 2026, at commit 48f5aa8. Read it as markdown

Frontend

Interface 3

  • gtk13 files
  • gtk-layer-shell2 files
  • x11rb1 file

Backend

Data 1

  • cached1 file

Support

The base 1

Content 1

Deploy 2

  • log19 files
  • pretty_env_logger1 file

Tools 5

  • clap2 files
  • clap_complete2 files
  • codespan-reporting9 files
  • derive_more5 files
  • grass2 files

Other 27

  • once_cell8 files
  • zbus7 files
  • tokio-util1 file
  • anyhow27 files
  • serde20 files
  • itertools14 files
  • thiserror14 files
  • regex5 files
  • chrono3 files
  • maplit3 files
  • serde_json3 files
  • strum3 files
15 more
  • bincode2 files
  • futures2 files
  • nix2 files
  • static_assertions2 files
  • bytesize1 file
  • chrono-tz1 file
  • extend1 file
  • jaq-core1 file
  • jaq-std1 file
  • notify1 file
  • ref-cast1 file
  • strsim1 file
  • sysinfo1 file
  • wait-timeout1 file
  • libc

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Frequently asked questions

What language is eww written in?
eww is written in Rust, with 14,937 written lines.
What framework does eww use?
eww is built with Tokio.
What services does eww use?
eww uses cached.
Does eww have tests?
Yes. eww has 1 test file.
Which repos have a stack like eww's?
The ones that share most of its stack:rustdesk/rustdeskzed-industries/zedjanhq/jan

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