safina

A safe Rust async runtime.

Features

• forbid(unsafe_code)
• Depends only on std
• Good test coverage (>95%)

Limitations

• Building on stable requires once_cell crate which contains some unsafe code. This is necessary until std::lazy::OnceCell is stable.
• Allocates memory. You can avoid allocations by using advanced functions, like safina_executor::spawn_unpin.
• Not optimized

Documentation

https://docs.rs/safina

safina_async_test has an #[async_test] macro for running async fn test functions.

Examples

rust let executor = safina::Executor::default(); let (sender, receiver) = std::sync::mpsc::channel(); executor.spawn(async move { sender.send(()).unwrap(); }); receiver.recv().unwrap();

rust let result = safina::block_on(async { prepare_request().await?; execute_request().await })?;

Alternatives

• smol
  • Popular
  • Contains generous amounts of unsafe code
• async-std
  • Very popular
  • Contains generous amounts of unsafe code
• futures
  • Very popular
  • Contains generous amounts of unsafe code
• tokio
  • Very popular
  • Fast
  • Internally extremely complicated
  • Full of unsafe
• bastion
  • Generous amounts of unsafe code
• nostd_async

Changelog

• v0.2.0
  • Executor::new and Executor::with_name to return Result.
  • ThreadPool::new to return Result.
  • ThreadPool::try_schedule to return an error when it fails to restart panicked threads.
  • ThreadPool::schedule to handle failure starting replacement threads.
• v0.1.10 - block_on functions to take futures that are not Send.
• v0.1.9 - Use once_cell by default.
• v0.1.8 - Support stable with rust 1.51 and once_cell.
• v0.1.7 - Add safina-net
• v0.1.6 - Use safina-executor v0.1.3 API
• v0.1.5 - Add safina_sync::Mutex
• v0.1.4 - Upgrade to new safina-executor version which removes need for Box::pin.
• v0.1.3 - Update docs
• v0.1.2 - Renamed safina crate to safina-executor. Added new safina crate with re-exports, examples, and integration tests.
• v0.1.1 - Add badges to readme
• v0.1.0 - First published version

Happy Contributors 🙂

Fixing bugs and adding features is easy and fast. Send us a pull request and we intend to: - Always respond within 24 hours - Provide clear & concrete feedback - Immediately make a new release for your accepted change

TO DO

• DONE - Make it work on Rust stable
• Add an integration test
• Add init function that starts worker threads and the timer thread.
• Add an #[async_main] macro

Release Process

1. Edit Cargo.toml and bump version number.
2. Run ./release.sh

License: Apache-2.0