Crate quickfetch

QuickFetch

Developed by Mustafif Khan | MoKa Reads 2024

This library is under the MIT License

This library is built to handle multiple requests within a Client (reqwest client which will handle it all under a Client Pool) , cache the response results, and handle these in parallel and asynchronously.

The goal is to be a one-stop shop for handling local package manager development to handle multiple packages with a local cache to easily update, get and remove the different responses.

Example

use quickfetch::{Fetcher,package::{Package, Config}, FetchMethod};
use quickfetch_traits::Entry;
use quickfetch::home_plus;

#[tokio::main]
async fn main() -> anyhow::Result<()> {
   quickfetch::pretty_env_logger::init();
   let config: Config<Package> = Config::from_toml_file("examples/pkgs.toml").await?;
   // store db in $HOME/.quickfetch
   let mut fetcher: Fetcher<Package> = Fetcher::new(config.packages(), home_plus(".quickfetch"))?;
   fetcher.fetch(FetchMethod::Channel).await?;
   // write the packages to $HOME/pkgs
   fetcher.write_all(home_plus("pkgs")).await?;
   Ok(())
}

Re-exports

• pub use pretty_env_logger;
• pub use bincode;
• pub use quickfetch_derive as macros;
• pub use quickfetch_traits as traits;

Modules

• encryption
  Provides different types of encryption methods that can be used
• package
  Provides different types of packages that can be used

Structs

• Fetcher
  Fetcher struct that will be used to fetch and cache data

Enums

• FetchMethod
  FetchMethod enum to specify the method of fetching the response
• ResponseMethod
  ResponseMethod enum to specify the method of fetching the response
• SelectOp

Functions

• home_plus
  Returns the path to the home directory with the sub directory appended