A Rust implementation of the CQC interface.
The following goals drive the design of the cqc crate:
The user should be able to create any valid packet
This goal is achieved by having correct struct definitions for the different CQC headers.
It should be difficult, though preferably impossible, to create invalid packets
The second goal is achieved by using Rust's typing system as much as
possible, especially enums for fields with only a small set of possible
values. Furthermore a builder module is provided which guarantees correct
CQC packets.
Decoding should raise errors if unrecognised values are detected
This is achieved through a combination of type definitions and deserialization implementations.
No assumption about the user's run-time should be made
The library is sans-io and only provides a very plain encoder and decoder.
The intention is that the user builds packets using the cqc library, but
I/O is their responsibility. The Serialize and Deserialize traits are
implemented so that the user can simply use serde for encode/decode.
Factory and Sequence Headers are not currently fully supported.
Add this to your Cargo.toml:
toml
[dependencies]
cqc = "0.3"
and this to your source file:
rust
extern crate cqc;