Nari

Nari is a crate aimed to provide different productivity tools to your application.

It is built with consistency between runs in mind, to achieve this it saves most of its information in the filesystem, different approaches like using NoSQL/SQL databases or an entirely in-memory approach may come in the future.

For further information please visit the Github repo or this crate documentation

lib.rs:

Nari is a crate aimed to provide different productivity tools to your application.

It is built with consistency between runs in mind, to achieve this it saves most of its information in the filesystem, different approaches like using NoSQL/SQL databases or an entirely in-memory approach may come in the future.

Event represents any possible event that can happen. It provides any possible important information that a event can have, check its documentation for further information.

Database represents a database, it provides functions to interact with it and it lays mostly inside files. These files althought human readable(.ron), are not supposed to be interacted outside of nari. We may change the file specification or make nari work better if these files are modified externally in the future.

EventListener provides an easy way to create a connection using tokio channels to future events. It sends events through a mspc channel whenever their unix timestamp is reached, how often this condition is checked

To see it in action you can look at examples to get a quick grasp on how to get running with nari.

If you would rather have a fully fledged application ready, you can check our github repo for our projects built from nari.