Module memtable_core::exts::prelude[−][src]

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Contains relevant traits, structs, and more for extensions to tables

The DynamicTable Extensions Prelude

The memtable library comes with a variety of tools to help with building, parsing, and transforming tables. While these could be brought in via a mixture of use memtable::*; and other imports, this prelude serves as the one-stop shop to import required traits, common structs, and more without polluting the namespace with public modules exposed by this crate.

Prelude contents

If the sled feature is enabled, the prelude re-exports the following:

sled::SledTable struct, which wraps around other tables and provides persistent storage via the sled database

If the csv feature is enabled, the prelude re-exports the following:

csv::ToCsv trait, which enables converting a table to a CSV
csv::FromCsv trait, which enables converting CSV to a table

If the cell feature is enabled, the prelude re-exports the following:

cell::Cell2 enum, which provides a simple way to configure a table to have 1 of 2 possible data types
cell::Cell3 enum, which provides a simple way to configure a table to have 1 of 3 possible data types
cell::Cell4 enum, which provides a simple way to configure a table to have 1 of 4 possible data types
cell::Cell5 enum, which provides a simple way to configure a table to have 1 of 5 possible data types
cell::Cell6 enum, which provides a simple way to configure a table to have 1 of 6 possible data types
cell::Cell7 enum, which provides a simple way to configure a table to have 1 of 7 possible data types
cell::Cell8 enum, which provides a simple way to configure a table to have 1 of 8 possible data types
cell::Cell9 enum, which provides a simple way to configure a table to have 1 of 9 possible data types
cell::Cell10 enum, which provides a simple way to configure a table to have 1 of 10 possible data types
cell::Cell11 enum, which provides a simple way to configure a table to have 1 of 11 possible data types
cell::Cell12 enum, which provides a simple way to configure a table to have 1 of 12 possible data types
cell::Cell13 enum, which provides a simple way to configure a table to have 1 of 13 possible data types
cell::Cell14 enum, which provides a simple way to configure a table to have 1 of 14 possible data types
cell::Cell15 enum, which provides a simple way to configure a table to have 1 of 15 possible data types
cell::Cell16 enum, which provides a simple way to configure a table to have 1 of 16 possible data types
cell::Cell17 enum, which provides a simple way to configure a table to have 1 of 17 possible data types
cell::Cell18 enum, which provides a simple way to configure a table to have 1 of 18 possible data types
cell::Cell19 enum, which provides a simple way to configure a table to have 1 of 19 possible data types
cell::Cell20 enum, which provides a simple way to configure a table to have 1 of 20 possible data types
cell::Cell21 enum, which provides a simple way to configure a table to have 1 of 21 possible data types
cell::Cell22 enum, which provides a simple way to configure a table to have 1 of 22 possible data types
cell::Cell23 enum, which provides a simple way to configure a table to have 1 of 23 possible data types
cell::Cell24 enum, which provides a simple way to configure a table to have 1 of 24 possible data types
cell::Cell25 enum, which provides a simple way to configure a table to have 1 of 25 possible data types
cell::Cell26 enum, which provides a simple way to configure a table to have 1 of 26 possible data types