szafka

Asynchronous persistent data store in Rust.

Usage

Basic usage:

```rust

[tokio::main]

async fn main() { use szafka::Szafka; use serde::{Serialize, Deserialize};

#[derive(Debug, Clone, Serialize, Deserialize)]
struct Something {
    name: String,
    id: u64,
}

let szafka = Szafka::new("/tmp/welcome-to-szafka");
let something = Something {
    name: String::from("John"),
    id: 1000,
};
szafka.save(&something).await.expect("save failed");
let retrieved = szafka.get().await.expect("get data failed");
assert_eq!(something, retrieved);

} ```

More information can be found in the documentation

Tests

All tests: cargo test. Documentation tests: cargo test --doc. Unit tests: cargo test --tests.

Check code coverage using tarpaulin.

rust cargo tarpaulin --lib Jun 21 02:05:24.123 INFO cargo_tarpaulin::report: Coverage Results: || Tested/Total Lines: || src/lib.rs: 70/79 +0% || 88.61% coverage, 70/79 lines covered, +0% change in coverage

Benchmarks

Run benchmarks using cargo bench.

Results from my Dell XPS 7390 machine with Intel i7-10510U, NVMe, Linux 5.10

save time: [24.651 us 24.757 us 24.861 us] get time: [34.889 us 35.863 us 36.809 us]

Why

I needed to store persistant data such as bearer tokens or cached data somewhere for Houseflow CLI App