mmkv 0.2.2

Rust version of MMKV
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# Library uses file-based mmap to store key-values

This is a Rust version of [MMKV](https://github.com/Tencent/MMKV).

By default, this lib uses [CRC8](https://github.com/mrhooray/crc-rs) to check data integrity.

If include feature `encryption`, this lib will encrypt 
the data with [AES-EAX](https://github.com/RustCrypto/AEADs/tree/master/eax). 

MMKV is thread-safe but cannot guarantee cross-process data consistency (still under development). 
If you want to use it in a cross-process scenario, please ensure that there is no competing write.

### How to use
Add dependency:

`cargo add mmkv`

And use `MMKV` directly:
```rust
use mmkv::MMKV;

fn main() {
    // initialize it with a directory, 
    // the library will crate a file,
    // named "mini_mmkv" under this dir
    MMKV::initialize(".");
    MMKV::put_i32("key1", 1);
    // Ok(1)
    println!("{:?}", MMKV::get_i32("key1"));
    MMKV::put_str("key1", "value");
    // Err(Error::KeyNotFound), cause "key1" was override by put_str
    println!("{:?}", MMKV::get_i32("key1"));
    // Ok("value")
    println!("{:?}", MMKV::get_str("key1"));
    MMKV::put_bool("key1", true);
    // Ok(true)
    println!("{:?}", MMKV::get_bool("key1"));
    // close the instance if you need to re-initialize with different config.
    // MMKV::close();
    // clear all related data to free disk space, this call will also close the instance.
    // MMKV::clear_data();
}
```

### Use with encryption feature
Add dependency:

`cargo add mmkv --features encryption`

Then init `MMKV` with an encryption credential:

`MMKV::initialize(".", "88C51C536176AD8A8EE4A06F62EE897E")`

Encryption will greatly reduce the efficiency of reading and writing, 
and will also increase the file size, use at your own risk!

# Use in Android projects
Add lib dependency to gradle:
```kotlin
dependencies {
    implementation("net.yangkx:mmkv:0.1.9.1")
    // Or another one with encryption feature
    // implementation("net.yangkx:mmkv-encrypt:0.1.9.1")
}
```
Use the kotlin API:
```kotlin
class MyApplication : Application() {
    override fun onCreate() {
        super.onCreate()
        val dir = this.getDir("mmkv", Context.MODE_PRIVATE)
        MMKV.initialize(dir.absolutePath)
        // If you are using mmkv with encryption
        // MMKV.initialize(dir.absolutePath, "88C51C536176AD8A8EE4A06F62EE897E")
    }
}

class MainActivity : AppCompatActivity() {
    override fun onCreate(savedInstanceState: Bundle?) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState)
        binding = ActivityMainBinding.inflate(layoutInflater)
        setContentView(binding.root)
        MMKV.putString("first_key", "first value")
        MMKV.putInt("second_key", 1024)
        MMKV.putBool("third_key", true)
        binding.string.text = MMKV.getString("first_key", "default")
        binding.integer.text = MMKV.getInt("second_key", 0).toString()
        binding.bool.text = MMKV.getBool("third_key", false).toString()
    }
}
```
Check the [android](https://github.com/yangkx1024/MMKV/tree/main/android) demo for more detail.