rtdlib is td for rust.
rtdlib crate have td type (classes).
toml
[dependencies]
rtdlib = "0.7.*"
The default, rtdlib only have td types, not have call tdjson dylib, if you want , you need add features to your dependency.
toml
[dependencies]
rtdlib = { version = "0.7.*", features = "sys" }
Version mapping
| rtdlib | td | |---------------|-------------| | 0.* | master | | ~~1.3.~~ | ~~1.3.~~ | | ~~1.4.~~ | ~~1.4.~~ | | ~~1.5.~~ | ~~1.5.~~ | | ~~1.6.~~ | ~~1.6.~~ | | ~~1.7.~~ | ~~1.7.~~ |
The version 1.3, 1.4, 1.5, 1.6, 1.7 is outdated. the reason you can read
Therefore, if tdlib has not had a new release version, the rtdlib 1.x version will no longer be maintained. Please use 0.x and if you used 1.x you can change your dependency to 0.x.
rust
let json = r#"{"@type":"updateAuthorizationState","authorization_state":{"@type":"authorizationStateWaitTdlibParameters"}}"#;
let state: UpdateAuthorizationState = serde_json::from_str(&json[..]).expect("Json fail");
assert_eq!("updateAuthorizationState", state.td_name());
let rjson = state.to_json();
assert!(rjson.is_ok(), true);
assert_eq!(json, rjson.unwrap());
If you enable sys features, you can use Tdlib to call tdjson dylib.
rust
use rtdlib::Tdlib;
let tdlib = Tdlib::new();
let request = r#"{"@type": "getMe"}"#;
tdlib.send(request);
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