Crate ncryptf

Modules§

client
deadpool_redis: Deadpool for Redis Latest Version Unsafe forbidden Rust 1.75+
figment: Semi-hierarchical configuration so con-free, it’s unreal.
handlebars: Handlebars
rocket
serde: Serialization and deserialization support.

auth: The ncryptf::auth!() macro provides the appropriate generic implementation details of FromRequest to allow User entities to be returned as a Rocket request guard (FromRequest). The core features of ncryptf authorization verification are implemented through this macro. If you wish to utilize ncryptf’s authorization features you must perform the following.
context: A macro to easily create a template rendering context.
ek_route: EkRoute provides a generic route which you can use to generate ephemeral (single use) encryption keys to bootstrap your request/response cycle within your application.

Authorization: Generates, validates, and parses Authorization header information
Config: Base configuration for all database drivers.
Connection: A request guard which retrieves a single connection to a Database.
Engines: A structure exposing access to templating engines.
Initializer: A Fairing which initializes a Database and its connection pool.
Keypair: Represents a generic keypair
Metadata: Request guard for dynamically querying template metadata.
Request: A request that emits a encrypted string for submission to the server.
Response: Response allows for decrypting of a request
Signature: Represents a signature and provides utility methods for validating signatures on a request.
Template: Responder that renders a dynamic template.
Token: Authorization token data to be either stored locally, or server side in a cache.

Error: A general error type for use by Pool implementors and returned by the Connection request guard.
NcryptfError: Errors that ncryptf may encounter during encrypting and decrypting data - generalized.

Database: Derivable trait which ties a database Pool with a configuration name.
Pool: Generic Database driver connection pool trait.