gst-wayland-display

A micro Wayland compositor that can be used as a Gstreamer plugin

Install

see cargo-c

git clone ...
cd gst-wayland-display
cargo cinstall --prefix=/usr/local

GStreamer plugin

TODO

C Bindings

CmakeLists.txt

pkg_check_modules(libgstwaylanddisplay REQUIRED IMPORTED_TARGET libgstwaylanddisplay)
target_link_libraries(<YOUR_PROJECT_HERE> PUBLIC PkgConfig::libgstwaylanddisplay)

Include in your code:

#include <libgstwaylanddisplay/libgstwaylanddisplay.h>

Example usage:

auto w_state = display_init("/dev/dri/renderD128"); // Pass a render node
        
display_add_input_device(w_state, "/dev/input/event20"); // Mouse
display_add_input_device(w_state, "/dev/input/event21"); // Keyboard

// Setting video as 1920x1080@60
auto video_info = gst_caps_new_simple("video/x-raw",
                                  "width", G_TYPE_INT, 1920,
                                  "height", G_TYPE_INT, 1080,
                                  "framerate", GST_TYPE_FRACTION, 60, 1,
                                  "format", G_TYPE_STRING, "RGBx",
                                  NULL);
display_set_video_info(w_state, video_info);

// Get a list of the devices needed, ex: ["/dev/dri/renderD128", "/dev/dri/card0"]
auto n_devices = display_get_devices_len(w_state);
const char *devs[n_devices];
display_get_devices(w_state, devs, n_devices);

// Get a list of the env vars needed, notably the wayland socket
// ex: ["WAYLAND_DISPLAY=wayland-1"]
auto n_envs = display_get_envvars_len(w_state);
const char *envs[n_envs];
display_get_envvars(w_state, envs, n_envs);

// Example of polling for new video data
GstBuffer * v_buffer;
while(true){
  v_buffer = display_get_frame(w_state);
  // TODO: do something with the video data
}

display_finish(w_state); // Cleanup