Crate blot 

Blot library

blot computes the checksum for the given blob of data following the Objecthash algorithm adapted to work with Multihash hints.

blot foundation is the trait Blot. By default all Rust’s primitives are implemented (See core). If you need more flexibility, either implement it for your types or use value::Value.

Blot requires a hashing function implementing the Multihash trait. The default feature enables SHA1, SHA2, SHA3 and Blake2.

Example: primitives

use blot::core::Blot;
use blot::multihash::Sha3256;

println!("{}", "foo".digest(Sha3256));
println!("{}", 1.digest(Sha3256));
println!("{}", vec![1, 2, 3].digest(Sha3256));

Example: mixed collections

Mixed collections require a type able to describe them consistently, like the value::Value enum.

#[macro_use]
extern crate blot;
use blot::core::Blot;
use blot::multihash::Sha3256;
use blot::value::Value;

fn main() {
    let value: Value<Sha3256> = set!{"foo", "bar", list![1, 1.0], set!{}};

    println!("{}", value.digest(Sha3256));
}

Re-exports

pub use core::Blot;

pub use multihash::Multihash;

Modules

core

Blot core implementation.

json

Blot implementation for common JSON.

multihash

Multihash implementation.

seal

Sealed digest multihash.

tag

Blot tags.

uvar

Uvar is an implementation of unsigned variable integers.

value

Represents a multi-type value able to express any Objecthash combination.

Macros

list

raw

seal

set