janetrs 0.3.1

High level binding for Janet programming language
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# JanetRS

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A crate with high level bindings to Janet C API.

## Goals

Provide a safe and ergonomic interface to the Janet C API to create Janet clients and
Janet modules/libraries using Rust.

This project still are in it's early stages, so breaking changes may happen, there is
no minimal supported Rust version (MSRV) yet.

Notice that most doc tests will fail if the feature "almagation" or "link-system"
aren't set, because most of then need it for the Janet runtime to function properly.

## Cargo Features

-   `std`: Enable some trait impl for types that only exist on the `std` and the Error
    trait
-   `unicode`: Enable more methods for JanetString and JanetBuffer
-   `inline-more`: More agressive inlining
-   `amalgation`: Link the Janet runtime to the package, enabling to use the client
    module
-   `unicode`: Enable some unicode methods for JanetString and JanetBuffer
-   `system`: Use system header to get Janet functions
-   `link-system`: Link the Janet runtime to the package from the system, enabling to
    use the client module
-   `nightly`: Enable some parts of the crate that uses nightly features, to use this
    feature you must compile the crate using a nightly rust version

## Environment variables

**These variables are only used when the `amalgation` feature is enabled**

It is possible to use environment variables to overwrite some Janet definitions.

-   `JANET_RECURSION_GUARD=<integer>`
-   `JANET_MAX_PROTO_DEPTH=<integer>`
-   `JANET_MAX_MACRO_EXPAND=<integer>`
-   `JANET_STACK_MAX=<integer>`

## Licensing

This software is licensed under the terms of the [MIT Public License](./LICENSE).

### TODO: Types: Lacking or Incomplete

-   [ ] Marshaling

`[ ]: Lacking`
`[I]: Incomplete`
`[X]: Done`

Probably there is much more missing, for that you can use the `lowlevel` module to
access the raw C API of Janet

### TODO: Lib level

-   Better docs.
-   Marshalling mechanism

# Acknowledgments

-   [Calvin Rose](https://github.com/bakpakin) for creating this amazing language called Janet
-   [andrewchambers](https://github.com/andrewchambers) for janet_ll crate and discuss with us some ideas for the abstractions of this crate