Generic-channel

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Generic-channel provides common abstract traits [Sender], [Receiver] between several channel implementations that widely used in the Rust community.

Currently support channel implementations:

• std
• crossbeam-channel
• futures

NOTE: you need to enable those features in Cargo.toml, use all flag to enable all.

A handler function only wants to handle a sender or receiver to send/recv messages and do not care about the actual type or whether the sender is a crossbeam sender or a futures sender.

Examples

```rust

extern crate generic_channel;

extern crate crossbeam_channel;

use generic_channel::{Sender, TrySendError};

// this method do not care about sender type. fn eventproducer>(sender: S) -> Result<(), TrySendError> { for i in 1..10 { sender.trysend(i)? } Ok(()) }

// we can pass crossbeam channel to eventproducer let (sender, receiver) = crossbeamchannel::unbounded::(); eventproducer(sender); asserteq!((1..10).map(|_| receiver.recv().unwrap()).collect::>(), (1..10).collect::>());

// we can also pass a std Sender or a futures Sender let (sender, receiver) = std::sync::mpsc::channel::(); eventproducer(sender); asserteq!((1..10).map(|_| receiver.recv().unwrap()).collect::>(), (1..10).collect::>()); ```

Documentation

Generic-channel Documentation

License

MIT