The dribble library helps you test implementations of the Rust traits std::io::Read and std::io::Write by passing data to them in small, random-sized chunks. This allows you to stress-test the code you run near buffer boundaries.

Place the following in your Cargo.toml file:

[dev-dependencies] dribble = "*"

And place the following in your top-level library file:

```rust

[cfg(test)] extern crate dribble;

```

Reading data in tiny chunks

```rust use std::io::{Cursor, Read}; use dribble::DribbleReader;

let input = b"This is my test data"; let mut cursor = Cursor::new(input as &[u8]); let mut dribble = DribbleReader::new(&mut cursor); let mut output = vec!(); dribble.readtoend(&mut output).unwrap();

assert_eq!(input as &[u8], &output as &[u8]); ```

Writing data in tiny chunks

```rust use std::io::Write; use dribble::DribbleWriter;

let input = b"This is my test data"; let mut output = vec!(); { let mut dribble = DribbleWriter::new(&mut output); dribble.write(input).unwrap(); }

assert_eq!(input as &[u8], &output as &[u8]); ```