Rust TcpSever

A simple and lightweight crate for launching and using a server.

Reasons to choose Rust-TcpSever:

• Have Request Processing Thread System (Thread Pool, Rust-Official-Book)!
• Have Open Source and Simple Documentation!
• Have a Secure License!
• Have a Discord Server with Direct Connection to Me!
• Have a YouTube Channel!

• Ease of Use!
• Small Library Size!
• Supports all Types of Files!

Used Library:

• lazy_static

Contact with the developer.

• YouTube Channel
• Discord Server
• Issues GitHub
• amakesasha@gmail.com

Future of the library

The library will be updated as new proposals and ideas are received. If I no longer want to develop this project, I will write about it. I will try to post a new update every month

Usage example:

• See rest Example or Write to Server.

extern crate rust_tcp_sever;
pub use rust_tcp_sever::*;

fn main() {
   TcpServer::set_server(
       TcpListener::bind("127.0.0.1:443").unwrap()
   );
   Server::launch(4);
}

struct Server;

impl SeverControl for Server {
   const FN_READ: FnRead = TcpServer::read_stream;
   const FN_WRITE: FnWrite = TcpServer::write_stream;

   #[inline]
   fn check_stream(_stream: &TcpStream) -> bool { true }

   #[inline]
   fn parser_request(_stream: &TcpStream, request: &Request, response: &mut Response) {
       println!("{request:#?}");
       println!("{response:#?}");
   }
}

License

This project is licensed under a Proprietary License.

Summary:

• By downloading the library, you automatically agree to the license.
• You can only change your copy of the project downloaded from GitHub.
• You can only download the library from GitHub or crates.io.
• It is prohibited to forward even an unmodified copy to other people.
• Copyright of this software remains with the author. All rights reserved.
• The author does not bear any responsibility for damage caused.