composable-indexes 0.6.3

In-memory collections with composable indexes
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# composable-indexes

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A Rust library for collections with flexible and composable in-memory indexes. The indexes stay in sync with the collection without any extra effort.

## Features

- Batteries included - built-in indexes for common use cases.
- Fast - indexes are backed by performant data structures.
- Composable - build complex indexes from simple ones with combinators.
- Extensible - write your own index and aggregations.
- Safe - Small core, property-based tests, no unsafe.
- Compact - No runtime dependencies, `no_std` compatible.

## Example

See [session.rs](https://github.com/utdemir/composable-indexes/blob/main/crates/composable-indexes/examples/session.rs) for an example.

## Notes

### Limitations

- For performance reasons, we do not use boxing or dynamic dispatch. But this flexibility comes with verbose type signatures. 

### Future work

- Fallible operations (ie. conflicts, postconditions) w/transactionality
- Operations on more than one collection (ie, foreign keys, joins)
- Sub-documents, better handling of nested data structures