Crate carbonado

Carbonado: An apocalypse-resistant data storage format for the truly paranoid.

Carbonado is an archival format for encrypted, durable, compressed, provably replicated consensus-critical data, without need for a blockchain or powerful hardware. Decoding and encoding can be done in the browser through WebAssembly, built into remote nodes on P2P networks, kept on S3-compatible cloud storage, or locally on-disk as a single highly portable flat file container format.

Re-exports

• pub use bao;
• pub use secp256k1;

Modules

• constants
  For details on Carbonado formats and their uses, see the Carbonado Format bitmask constant.
• error
  Error types
• file
  File helper methods.
• structs
  See structs::EncodeInfo for various statistics gatthered in the encoding step.
• utils
  Various utilities to assist with Carbonado encoding steps.

Functions

• decode
  Decode data from Carbonado format in reverse order: bao -> zfec -> ecies -> snap
• encode
  Encode data into Carbonado format, performing compression, encryption, adding error correction codes, and stream verification encoding, in that order.
• extract_slice
  Extract a 1KB slice of a Bao stream at a specific index.
• scrub
  Scrub zfec-encoded data, correcting flipped bits using forward error correction codes. Returns an error when either valid data cannot be provided, or data is already valid.
• verify_slice
  Verify a number of 1KB slices of a Bao stream starting at a specific index.