syncless: Ordered, atomic storage without durability guarantees.

syncless provides crash-safe, append-style storage where:

• individual writes are atomic
• writes are observed in order
• previously visible data is never corrupted

Recent writes may be lost on crash or power failure.

When to use this

Use syncless when:

• durability is not required
• corruption is unacceptable
• synchronous fsync is too expensive

Examples: browser history, bookmarks, caches, indexes.

When not to use this

Do not use syncless when you need:

• durability guarantees
• multi-writer isolation
• cross-process coordination

Try sqlite3 for that.

Documentation

Full API documentation: https://docs.rs/syncless