Crates.io | silpkg |
lib.rs | silpkg |
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source | src |
created_at | 2024-12-08 15:37:09.245119 |
updated_at | 2024-12-08 15:37:09.245119 |
description | A library for working with SIL's PKG archives |
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repository | https://github.com/afishhh/silpkg |
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silpkg
is a library for interacting with SIL PKG files.
Documentation for the library can be generated through rustdoc
(cargo doc
).
The main entry point to the library is silpkg::sync::Pkg
which allows for reading and writing archives backed by a Read + Seek (+ Write (+ silpkg::sync::Truncate))
type.
A CLI that allows performing basic operations on archives is also included and can be easily installed with cargo install --git https://github.com/afishhh/silpkg cli
.
Nightly rust is required to use this library. This is because I experimented with using Rust's Coroutines for IO agnostic parsing logic.
While the crate will build without std
, it still depends on alloc
and since std::io
is absent the only way to actually use the library is through the silpkg::base
module with the unstable_base
feature.
Theoretically a slice-backed Pkg
could be implemented to allow for easy no_std use, although currently I have too little time (and see little reason) to do this myself.
For implementing your own IO frontend for the silpkg::base
module, look at how silpkg::sync::Pkg
is currently implemented.