# Repository Structure Overview

* `build` - Helper JS scripts used by `run` script in the main directory.  
* `docs` - Documentation.
* `src/js` - The JS part of IDE application.
* `src/rust` - All Rust crates.

## Crates

The crates structure is currently in process of refactoring, and there are still
places where code does not fit the crate it is placed. The work is tracked in
#448 epic.

The detailed description of each crate is placed in its documentation at top
of its `lib.rs` file.

There are two main parts of our codebase: **EnsoGL library** and the **Enso
IDE application**. The crates used in common by those parts are put in `src
/rust/lib`, and should be documented at the top of their `lib.rs` file.  

Other crates usually contains code shared by those two. The one noteworthy
is the **prelude** crate (`src/rust/prelude`) which gathers the commonly used
imports across all crates in our repository.

### EnsoGL (`src/rust/ensogl`)

EnsoGL is a library providing fast 2D vector rendering engine with a rich set of
primitives and high-level GUI components. Its structure will be described after
the planned refactoring in #598.


### Enso IDE (`src/rust/ide`) 

The Enso IDE crate contains entry point function of application, and
integrates two main parts of it:
* IDE View (`src/rust/ide/lib/view`) - The visual part of IDE. It contains
  no logic and connections to backend - instead it delivers FRP endpoints to
  be integrated with controllers. That design allow us to measure of vis-part
  only performance. 
* IDE Controllers (`src/rust/ide/lib/controller`) - The logic part of IDE,
  that is synchronizing graph a text and communication with Engine. It
  should not know anything about visual part. In the future we may consider
  creating some sort of CLI for automatic integration tests.