iri-string 0.5.1

IRI as string types
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iri-string

Latest version Documentation Minimum rustc version: 1.58

String types for IRIs (Internationalized Resource Identifiers) and URIs (Uniform Resource Identifiers).

See the documentation for details.

Features

  • no_std support.
  • String types (both owned and borrowed) for IRIs.
  • IRI reference resolution algorithm.
  • IRI normalization algorithm.

Feature flags

Direct

  • alloc (enabled by default)
    • Enables types and functions which require memory allocation.
    • Requires std or alloc crate available.
  • std (enabled by default)
    • Enables all std features (such as memory allocations and std::error::Error trait).
    • Requires std crate available.
    • This automatically enables alloc feature.

memchr

  • memchr
    • Enable optimization for internal parsers, using memchr crate.
  • memchr-std
    • Enable std feature for memchr.
    • This may make the parsing even faster. For detail, see README of memchr crate.

serde

  • serde
    • Implements Serialize and Deserialize traits for string types.
  • serde-alloc
    • Enables deriving serialization and deserialization impls which requires heap memory allocation.
    • If you enable alloc and serde features at the same time, you should also enable serde-alloc feature.
    • This automatically enables alloc feature.
  • serde-std
    • Enables deriving serialization and deserialization impls which requires std stuff.
    • If you enable std and serde features at the same time, you should also enable serde-std feature.
    • This automatically enables std feature.

CI

CI must pass on develop and master branches. No automated online CI is set up (since they consumes credit too fast), so run cargo make manual-ci-all locally before committing to these branches. On other branches, tests and some lints (such as dead_code) are allowed to fail, but all commits must be successfully compilable and must be formatted.

License

Licensed under either of

at your option.

Contribution

Unless you explicitly state otherwise, any contribution intentionally submitted for inclusion in the work by you, as defined in the Apache-2.0 license, shall be dual licensed as above, without any additional terms or conditions.