Crate push_decode

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§Push-based decoding

This crate provides abstractions for push-based decoding and pull-based encoding. That means, the caller is responsible for obtaining the bytes to decode and feeding them into decoder or pulling bytes from encoder and feeding them into writr.

The main advantage of this approach is that it’s IO-agnostic, which implies both async-agnostic and no_std. You can use the same code to deserialize from sync and async readers and only need a tiny piece of code to connect the reader to a decoder. This piece of code is provided by this crate for std, lgio (usable with no_std), tokio, futures and async-std.

§Features

  • std - enables integration with the standard library - it’s IO and error traits
  • alloc - enables integration with the standard alloc crate
  • lgio - connects decoders to lgio IO.
  • tokio - connects decoders to Tokio IO.
  • async-std - connects decoders to async-std IO.
  • futures_0_3 - connects decoders to futures 0.3.x IO

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Enums§

  • Returned when either reading or decoding fails.

Traits§

  • BufWritestd or tokio or async-std or futures_0_3
    Marker trait for writers that are either buffered or don’t incur the cost of context switch.
  • Represents types responsible for decoding bytes pushed into it.
  • Represents types producing bytes of some encoded value.

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  • Asynchronously decodes a value from the given reader.
  • Asynchronously decodes a value from the given reader using a custom decoder.
  • Asynchronously decodes a value from the given reader.
  • Asynchronously decodes a value from the given reader using a custom decoder.
  • Synchronously decodes a value from the given reader.
  • Synchronously decodes a value from the given reader.
  • Synchronously decodes a value from the given reader using a custom decoder.
  • Synchronously decodes a value from the given reader using a custom decoder.
  • Asynchronously decodes a value from the given reader.
  • Asynchronously decodes a value from the given reader using a custom decoder.