The rkv Rust crate is a simple, humane, typed Rust interface to LMDB.
Comprehensive information about using rkv is available in its online documentation, which you can also generate for local consumption:
cargo doc --openBuild this project as you would build other Rust crates:
cargo buildIf you specify the backtrace feature, backtraces will be enabled in failure
errors. This feature is disabled by default.
Test this project as you would test other Rust crates:
cargo testThe project includes unit and doc tests embedded in the src/ files, integration tests in the tests/ subdirectory, and usage examples in the examples/ subdirectory. To ensure your changes don't break examples, also run them via the run-all-examples.sh shell script:
./run-all-examples.shNote: the test fixtures in the tests/envs/ subdirectory aren't included in the package published to crates.io, so you must clone this repository in order to run the tests that depend on those fixtures or use the rand and dump executables to recreate them.
Of the various open source archetypes described in A Framework for Purposeful Open Source, the rkv project most closely resembles the Specialty Library, and we welcome contributions. Please report problems or ask questions using this repo's GitHub issue tracker and submit pull requests for code and documentation changes.
rkv relies on the latest rustfmt for code formatting, so please make sure your pull request passes the rustfmt before submitting it for review. See rustfmt's quick start for installation details.
We follow Mozilla's Community Participation Guidelines while contributing to this project.
The rkv source code is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0, as described in the LICENSE file.