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pub struct Config {
Show 18 fields pub chunk_size: usize, pub streams: usize, pub workers: usize, pub queue_depth: usize, pub compression: CompressionConfig, pub secrecy: Secrecy, pub cipher: Cipher, pub verify_hashes: bool, pub resume: bool, pub preallocate: bool, pub delta: bool, pub trust_mtime: bool, pub sparse: bool, pub chunk_hash_budget: usize, pub max_frame_bytes: usize, pub max_manifest_entries: usize, pub handshake_timeout: Duration, pub preserve_metadata: bool,
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§chunk_size: usize

Payload bytes per chunk before compression. Chunks are the unit of parallelism, resume, and AEAD sealing.

§streams: usize

Concurrent data streams. Each is an independent QUIC unidirectional stream, so head-of-line blocking is per stream, not per transfer.

§workers: usize

CPU workers for compress/encrypt (sender) and decrypt/decompress (receiver). Defaults to the core count.

§queue_depth: usize

Chunks allowed in flight per stream between the CPU stage and the wire. This is what bounds memory: peak ≈ streams * queue_depth * chunk_size.

§compression: CompressionConfig§secrecy: Secrecy§cipher: Cipher§verify_hashes: bool

Verify each file’s BLAKE3 hash on the receiver after the last chunk lands.

§resume: bool

Write a sidecar state file so an interrupted transfer resumes instead of restarting.

§preallocate: bool

Ask the filesystem to reserve space up front. Avoids fragmentation and surfaces ENOSPC before the first byte crosses the network.

§delta: bool

Reuse blocks the receiver already has from an older copy of a file.

The receiver hashes whatever is already at the destination and tells the sender; the sender recognises matching chunks and sends 28 bytes instead of a megabyte. Changing one byte of a large file then costs one chunk, not the whole file. Costs one read of the existing copy on the receiver.

§trust_mtime: bool

Remember chunk hashes between runs, keyed by size and modification time.

Without it, delta sync re-reads and re-hashes every file on both ends every time. With it, an unchanged file costs a stat. The trade is that a file edited within the timestamp’s resolution and left the same length would go unnoticed; the receiver’s hash check still catches it as a failed transfer rather than a corrupt file.

§sparse: bool

Detect all-zero chunks and send them as a flag instead of as data. Turns a sparse or preallocated file — VM images, database files, preallocated media containers — into a transfer proportional to the data it actually holds, and reproduces the holes on the far side. The scan costs one pass over memory the sender has already read.

§chunk_hash_budget: usize

Ceiling on the bytes of chunk hashes offered for one file’s reuse index. Past this the index costs more to announce than it can save.

§max_frame_bytes: usize

Cap on a single frame’s payload. Rejects hostile length prefixes.

§max_manifest_entries: usize

Ceiling on entries in one manifest.

§handshake_timeout: Duration§preserve_metadata: bool

Preserve mtime and unix permission bits on received files.

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impl Config

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pub fn throughput() -> Self

Saturate a fast link with large files: bigger chunks, cheap compression.

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pub fn bandwidth_saving() -> Self

Minimise bytes on the wire for a slow or metered link.

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pub fn with_chunk_size(self, n: usize) -> Self

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pub fn with_streams(self, n: usize) -> Self

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pub fn with_workers(self, n: usize) -> Self

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pub fn with_secrecy(self, s: Secrecy) -> Self

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pub fn with_compression(self, c: CompressionConfig) -> Self

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pub fn without_compression(self) -> Self

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pub fn memory_budget(&self) -> usize

Worst-case resident bytes for the chunk pipeline, excluding OS cache.

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impl Clone for Config

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fn clone(&self) -> Config

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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

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impl Debug for Config

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl Default for Config

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fn default() -> Self

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