Crate pingap_util

Structs

IpRules

IpRules stores IP addresses and networks for access control

Enums

Error

Error enum for various error types in the utility module

Functions

aes_decrypt

Decrypts AES-256-GCM-SIV encrypted data using a static nonce.

aes_encrypt

Encrypts data using AES-256-GCM-SIV with a static nonce.

base64_decode

base64_encode

convert_certificate_bytes

Converts an optional certificate string into bytes. Handles PEM format, file paths, and base64-encoded data.

convert_pem

Converts various certificate/key formats into bytes. Supports PEM format, file paths, and base64-encoded data.

elapsed_ms

Returns the elapsed time in milliseconds since the given SystemTime

elapsed_second

Returns the elapsed time in seconds (as f64) since the given SystemTime

format_byte_size

Formats a byte size into a human readable string with appropriate units (B, KB, MB, GB) The function will add decimal points for values between units (e.g., 1.5KB)

format_duration

Formats a duration in milliseconds into a human readable string For durations < 1000ms, formats as milliseconds For durations >= 1000ms, formats as seconds with up to one decimal place

get_latency

Calculates latency between a previous timestamp and now If previous timestamp is None, returns current timestamp Returns: Some(latency in milliseconds) or Some(current timestamp) if input is None

get_pkg_version

Gets the package version.

get_rustc_version

Get the rustc version.

get_super_ts

Returns the number of seconds elapsed since SUPER_TIMESTAMP Returns 0 if the current time is before SUPER_TIMESTAMP

is_pem

Checks if a string represents a PEM-formatted certificate/key by looking for the “—–” prefix.

now

Returns the duration since UNIX epoch (1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC)

now_ms

Returns the current timestamp in milliseconds since UNIX epoch

now_sec

Returns the current timestamp in seconds since UNIX epoch

path_join

Joins two path segments with a forward slash Handles cases where segments already include slashes

resolve_path

Resolves a path string to its absolute form. If the path starts with ‘~’, it will be expanded to the user’s home directory. Returns an empty string if the input path is empty.

toml_omit_empty_value

Removes empty tables/sections from a TOML string