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lineriver
lineriver is a rust crate that provides a non-blocking buffered line
reader for Read
objects.
The LineReader
object is akin to a BufReader
object
that returns only complete lines, but without blocking.
The LineRead
trait, on the other hand, is akin to the
BufRead
trait - it concentrates the public API and allows us
to create agnostic collections of LineReaders with distinct
underlying types.
This crate works very well with the polling crate, which allows us to block waiting on data to be available in any one of multiple streams (files, sockets, etc.). It's an alternative to using threads and/or tokio.
See LineReader
for details.
Usage
The simplest way to explain how to use LineReader
is
with a busy-loop example:
use lineriver::{LineReader, LineRead};
let mut linereader = LineReader::new(reader)?;
while !linereader.eof() {
linereader.read_available()?;
let lines = linereader.lines_get();
for line in lines {
print!("{}", line);
}
}
Dependencies
~410–700KB
~11K SLoC