datex-core 0.0.8

The DATEX Core Rust implementation
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DATEX

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This repository contains the full DATEX library including networking, compiler and decompiler, written in Rust. The DATEX crate is used in DATEX Web, which provides a JavaScript interface to the DATEX Runtime. The DATEX CLI is also built on top of this crate and provides a command line interface for the DATEX Runtime.

Project Structure

  • src/ - Contains the source code of the crate
    • ast/ - Abstract syntax tree (AST) modules
    • compiler/ - Compiler for the DATEX language
    • crypto/ - Cryptographic trait and a native implementation
    • decompiler/ - Decompiler for the DATEX language
    • dif/ - Abstract data interface for data exchange with external systems
    • global/ - Global constants and structures
    • libs/ - Library modules such as core library and standard library
    • network/ - Network protocol implementation and communication interfaces
    • parser/ - DXB parser and instruction handler
    • references/ - Reference implementation, observers and mutators
    • runtime/ - Runtime for executing DXB
    • serde/ - Serialization and deserialization of DATEX values
    • traits/ - Shared traits for values, types and references
    • types/ - Type system implementation
    • utils/ - Utility functions and traits
    • values/ - Value implementation, core values and value containers
  • benches/ - Benchmarks for the crate for performance testing
  • tests/ - Integration tests for the crate

Development

Building the Project

The project is built with Rust Nightly (rustc 1.95.0-nightly). To build the project, run:

cargo build

Running Tests

Tests can be run with the following command:

cargo test

Clippy

To apply clippy fixes, run the following command:

cargo clippy --fix

Running Benchmarks

The benchmarks in the benches directory can be run with the following command:

cargo bench

Benchmarks are also run automatically in the GitHub CI on every push to the main branch or a pull request branch.

Contributing

We welcome every contribution! Please take a look at the DATEX Core contribution guidelines and the unyt.org contribution guidlines.


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