Crate tino 

Library entry points for tino.

tino is primarily a command-line tool: a tiny init process (PID 1) for Docker, Kubernetes, and other container workloads. The library surface is intentionally small and mirrors the binary’s runtime behavior.

The main entry point is run, which executes a parsed Cli value. Linux-specific restrictions such as Landlock are configured through CLI flags and follow the same semantics as the tino binary.

Example

use tino::{Cli, run};

let cli = Cli::parse_from(["tino", "--", "/usr/bin/sleep", "10"]);
let exit_code = run(cli)?;

This crate is binary-first. Internal helper APIs are not part of the stable public interface unless they are explicitly documented here.

Macros

bail

error

Structs

Cli

Parsed tino command-line configuration.

Error

Enums

WritePreset

Parsed tino command-line configuration.

Constants

LICENSE_TEXT

Bundled project license text.

Traits

Context

Functions

run

Execute tino with a parsed Cli configuration.

Type Aliases

Result