# auto_encoder `auto_encoder` is a Rust library designed to automatically detect and encode various text and binary file formats, along with specific language encodings. ## Features - **Automatic Encoding Detection**: Detects text encoding based on locale or content. - **Binary Format Detection**: Checks if a given file is a known binary format by inspecting its initial bytes. - **HTML Language Detection**: Extracts and detects the language of an HTML document from its content. ## Installation Add this to your `Cargo.toml`: ```toml [dependencies] auto_encoder = "0.1" ``` ## Usage ### Encoding Detection Automatically detect the encoding for a given locale: ```rust use auto_encoder::encoding_for_locale; let encoding = encoding_for_locale("ja-jp").unwrap(); println!("Encoding for Japanese locale: {:?}", encoding); ``` Encode bytes from a given HTML content and language: ```rust use auto_encoder::encode_bytes_from_language; let html_content = b"こんにちは、世界!"; let encoded = encode_bytes_from_language(html_content, "ja"); println!("Encoded content: {}", encoded); ``` ### Binary Format Detection Check if a given file content is a known binary format: ```rust use auto_encoder::is_binary_file; let file_content = &[0xFF, 0xD8, 0xFF]; // JPEG file signature let is_binary = is_binary_file(file_content); println!("Is the file a known binary format? {}", is_binary); ``` ### HTML Language Detection Detect the language attribute from an HTML document: ```rust use auto_encoder::detect_language; let html_content = br#"