Crates.io | tackler-rs |
lib.rs | tackler-rs |
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source | src |
created_at | 2022-12-31 10:48:20.849454 |
updated_at | 2024-12-26 05:18:51.720722 |
description | Rusty Services for Tackler accounting engine with native GIT SCM support |
homepage | https://tackler.e257.fi/ |
repository | https://github.com/e257-fi/tackler-ng |
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Tackler is fast, reliable bookkeeping tool with native GIT SCM support for plain text accounting, written in Rust.
These are Rusty Services for Tackler CLI.
The Rusty Services are assorted bits and pieces which are needed for Tackler, but won't fit into the domain of plain text accounting.
By default Rust regex::Regex::is_match
will test if there is a match for the regex anywhere in the haystack given.
These constructors create a regex which will try to match against the full haystack by default. This logic is similar than java.util.regex.Matcher.matches()
tackler_rs::regex::{
new_full_haystack_regex,
new_full_haystack_regex_set,
peeled_pattern,
peeled_patterns
}
This is serializer and deserializer implementation of full haystack matcher for Serde.
tackler_rs::regex::serde::full_haystack_matcher