Struct email::notmuch::NotmuchContext

pub struct NotmuchContext {
    pub account_config: Arc<AccountConfig>,
    pub notmuch_config: Arc<NotmuchConfig>,
    pub mdir_ctx: MaildirContext,
}

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The Notmuch backend context.

The Notmuch database internally uses Rc which prevents it to be Send and therefore to be attached to this backend context. A new database needs to be opened and closed for every action.

See https://github.com/vhdirk/notmuch-rs/issues/48.

Fields§

§account_config: Arc<AccountConfig>

The account configuration.

§notmuch_config: Arc<NotmuchConfig>

The Notmuch configuration.

§mdir_ctx: MaildirContext

The Maildir context associated to the Notmuch database.

Implementations§

impl NotmuchContext

pub fn open_db(&self) -> Result<Database>

Auto Trait Implementations§

impl !RefUnwindSafe for NotmuchContext

impl Send for NotmuchContext

impl Sync for NotmuchContext

impl Unpin for NotmuchContext

impl !UnwindSafe for NotmuchContext

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