Xtor: An handler async actor framework.

Key features

• small: very small codebase
• async: allow you to write async code in your actor
• full featured: we have built-in types such as Supervisor Broker Caller and so on
• both dynamic and fast: typed message and weak typed event.

usage

add xtor to your library cargo add xtor

write some code ```rs use anyhow::Result; use asynctrait::asynctrait; use xtor::actor::{context::Context, message::Handler, runner::Actor};

// first define actor struct HelloAector; impl Actor for HelloAector {}

// then define message

[xtor::message(result = "()")]

[derive(Debug)]

struct Hello;

// then impl the handler

[async_trait]

impl Handler for HelloAector { async fn handle(&self, _ctx: &Context, msg: Hello) -> Result<()> { println!("{:?} received", &msg); Ok(()) } }

// main will finish when all actors died out.

[xtor::main]

async fn main() -> Result<()> { let helloactor = HelloAector; let helloactoraddress = helloactor.spawn().await?; helloactoraddress.call::(Hello).await } ```

project structure

• src/actor/* for pure async actor implementation
• src/utils/* for utilities both trait and default implementation such as
  • DefaultBroker
  • DefaultSupervisor
  • Service

References

• Actix
• Xactor
• Tokio