The crate-root doctest used InMemoryEventBus/TypedEventBus (gated behind
the 'mem' feature), so `cargo test -p mytheclipse-event --no-default-features
--features amqp|nats` failed to compile the doctest (E0432). The example is
now no_run with the mem-dependent imports inside a #[cfg(feature="mem")]
main, so it compiles (and runs) when mem is on and degrades to an empty main
when off.
Also apply rustfmt to mytheclipse-config/dynamic.rs and
mytheclipse-storage/{gcs,s3}.rs to satisfy cargo fmt --all --check.
mytheclipse-storage
A unified storage & file system abstraction so file handling isn't locked to one physical location.
- Local disk (default) — plain files under a root directory.
- S3-compatible object storage (
s3) — Amazon S3, and any S3-compatible endpoint (MinIO included) via a custom endpoint URL. - Google Cloud Storage (
gcs).
All operations are stream-based, so uploading/downloading a huge object never requires holding it entirely in memory.
Usage
use mytheclipse_storage::{LocalFileStorage, StorageDriver, bytes_stream, read_to_vec};
let storage = LocalFileStorage::new("/var/data");
storage.put("uploads/report.csv", bytes_stream(data)).await?;
let bytes = read_to_vec(storage.get("uploads/report.csv").await?).await?;
Swap LocalFileStorage::new(path) for S3Storage::connect("bucket").await? or
GcsStorage::connect("bucket").await? to move to a distributed backend
without touching call sites.