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lava-prelude-0.1.8
lava-prelude
Single-import facade over the lava typed surface.
use *;
That one line pulls every typed primitive across the suite, collapsing a
nine-crate dependency wall into one import. Pattern: std::prelude.
What it re-exports
| Source crate | Exports |
|---|---|
lava-core |
Architecture, Resource, ResourceRef, Value, Multiplicity, ProviderRef, Stack, BackendRef, Synthesizer, TerraformJson, MagmaPlan, RenderError |
lava-arch |
Builder, Library, ArchitectureSpec, ArchError |
lava-contracts |
ArchitectureResult, NetworkResult, IamResult, ClusterResult, SecretsResult, SecretRef, SecretBackendKind, DnsResult, DnsRecord, StorageResult, LoadBalancerResult, ObservabilityResult |
lava-stack |
Stack as StackInstance, StackTag, StackConfig, StackError |
lava-types |
Type, TypeError, MatchKind |
Usage
[]
= "0.1"
When not to use it
A library that needs one or two lava types should depend on that crate directly — the prelude exists for consumers who want the whole surface and would otherwise hand-maintain a wall of dependencies.
License
MIT