Crate custom_codes

This are Custom Enum codes for memorable and uniform response codes. Enums are cheaper to compare and harder to get wrong than strings thereby guaranteeing efficiency.

Examples

Create codes for File Operations

use custom_codes::FileOps;

fn open_file(file_name: &str) -> FileOps {
    match std::fs::File::create(file_name) {
        Ok(_) => FileOps::CreateTrue,
        Err(_) => FileOps::CreateFalse,
    }
}

open_file("foo.txt");

Macros

downcast

Try downcasting any error to std::io::Error

Structs

StringifyError

Convert a String, &'_ str, OsStr or OsString into this type to enable downcasting to a string

Enums

AccessStatus

re-exports Access status of token or access

ActivityStatus

re-exports Status of an activity

ActivityToggle

re-exports Initialize an activity

Cli

re-exports Command Line Options

Compression

re-exports Compression of files, bytes or directories

CustomBool

re-exports Creates a custom boolean value with more features than a Rustlang boolean which has only true or false

DateTimeOp

re-exports Date and time custom codes

DbOps

re-exports Custom Response Codes Using Enums For Efficient Comparison

DownCastErrors

All common errors for use in crates. They mirror std::io::ErrorKind;

ExecCommand

re-exports Command Operations for execution

FileOps

re-exports File operations

GenericOutcome

re-exports Give the Generic Outcome of an operation with custom result as a generic

HardwareResources

re-exports Hardware Resources of a physical computer

KeyLength

re-exports The length of a key in bytes needed by a cryptography algorithm

Networking

re-exports Networking Specific

Outcome

re-exports Give the Outcome of an operation

SecHardware

re-exports Hardware security access

SecOps

re-exports Security operations on encryption and keys

Subscription

re-exports Status of a subscription that happens over a timespec

Functions

try_downcast

This method tries to downcast an anyhow::Error to return a DownCastErrors enum for common error handling