ewait 0.1.1

A thread-safe, asynchronous event system for Rust
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Ewait allows developers to create events that can trigger multiple callbacks concurrently, making it easier to build event-driven code.

Features

  • Concurrent execution of callbacks Every connected callback runs in its own Tokio task, allowing high-performance, parallel execution.

  • Simple API Provides intuitive methods to connect, disconnect, and fire events, keeping your code clean and maintainable.

[!WARNING] This library requires a Tokio runtime to function. Make sure your main function uses #[tokio::main] or you create a runtime manually.

[!CAUTION] This project is developed by a beginner in Rust.