quickie 0.6.0

A simple, low-level, and customizable implementation of a QUIC P2P node.
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# quickie
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**quickie** is a simple, low-level, and customizable implementation of a QUIC P2P node. Its design is inspired by [pea2pea](https://github.com/ljedrz/pea2pea).

## goals
- small, simple, non-framework codebase
- ease of use: few objects and traits, no "turboeels" or generics/references that would force all parent objects to adapt
- correctness: builds with stable Rust, there is no unsafe code
- low-level oriented: while the underlying `quinn` crate does the QUIC heavy-lifting, the user should have access to most of its functionalities

## how to use it
1. define a clonable struct containing a [Node](https://docs.rs/quickie/latest/quickie/struct.Node.html) and any extra state you'd like to carry
2. implement the [`Quickie`](https://docs.rs/quickie/latest/quickie/trait.Quickie.html) trait for it
3. create that struct (or as many of them as you like)

That's it!

## examples
- TODO

## status
- the core functionalities seem to work, but there can still be bugs
- not all the `quinn` features are exposed yet
- some tests are already in place
- the crate follows [semver](https://semver.org/), and API breakage is to be expected before `1.0`