Note that this library is in the very early stages of development! Anything and everything may change!

zedmq

A Lightweight, Safe, pure-Rust ØMQ/ZMTP library implementation

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Brief
Examples

Brief

Zedmq is a native implementation of ØMQ in Rust focusing on:

being as lightweight as possible.
being completely safe.
providing a simple, blocking, obvious API.

This library is lazy and blocking, no work is done unless a call to a recv or send is made. There is no "background" thread or task accepting new connections or performing reconnections on the users behalf consequently there is no shared state or synchronization being performed.

`Frame<'_>` and `FrameBuf`

This library also exposes the underlying ZMQ concept of a frame. Additionally a distinction is made with the Frame and FrameBuf types for optimization purposes.

Conceptually a Frame<'_> is equivelent to &'_ [u8] or &'_ str and the FrameBuf equivelent is Vec<u8> or String. This distinction is made in an attempt to make "zero copy" or "zero heap" practice easier.

Examples

```rust use zedmq::prelude::*;

fn main() -> std::io::Result<()> { let mut socket = Pull::connect("127.0.0.1:5678")?;

while let Ok(message) = socket.recv() {
    dbg!(message);
}

Ok(())

} ```