Well, that's the thing. In my (biased) opinion, that crates doesn't have any of the problem mentioned. - The qmetaobject crate tries to be idiomatic rust and t

Well, that's the thing. In my (biased) opinion, that crates doesn't have any of the problem mentioned. - The qmetaobject crate tries to be idiomatic rust and to be used without any C++ - As far as the user is concerned, there shouldn't be any call involving C++ - It does follow the Rust multi-threading guarantees - The License is the same as CXX-Qt - It does support plugins: https://github.com/woboq/qmetaobject-rs/tree/master/examples/qmlextensionplugins https://github.com/woboq/qmetaobject-rs/tree/master/examples... - It uses code generation via macro