docs: Expand the examples section a bit
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@@ -233,10 +233,26 @@ Run feedbacks for event `message-new-instant` for 10 seconds:
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_build/cli/fbcli -t 10 -E alarm-clock-elapsed
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```
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## Python example
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## Examples
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There's an `example.py` script in the example/ folder of the
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repository demonstrating how to trigger feedback via an event.
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Here's some examples that show how to use libfeedback in your application:
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### C
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The command line tool [`fbcli`](./cli/fbcli.c) can be used as example
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on how to use libfeedback from C.
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### Python
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There's an [`example.py`](./examples/example.py) script demonstrating
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how to use the introspection bindings and how to trigger feedback via
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an event.
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### Rust
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The [libfeedback-rs](https://gitlab.gnome.org/guidog/libfeedback-rs) Rust
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bindings ship an [example](https://gitlab.gnome.org/guidog/libfeedback-rs/-/blob/main/libfeedback/examples/hello-world.rs?ref_type=heads)
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to demo the usage.
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## Per app profiles
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One can set the feedback profile of an individual application
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