Azalia are a host of crates maintained by the Noelware team that implement repeative code in our codebases.
Important — We do not distribute all of the crates listed in this repository onto crates.io due to being cluttered by code that mainly is used by us, it is hosted on a separate Cargo registry that we maintain.
Warning — All code in the repository is VERY EXPERIMENTAL and things can break at anytime & be removed without any notice.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
azalia |
Centralised Rust crate that contains all the crates but be enabled via Cargo's crate features |
azalia-config |
Provides useful types and utilities when dealing with configuration |
azalia-log |
Provides a fancy tracing formatter and JSON formatter that mimics Logstash's JSON output |
azalia-proc-macros |
Provides utilities when dealing with procedural macros. |
azalia-remi |
Provides a unified StorageService for official remi-rs crates by Cargo's crate features. |
azalia-serde |
Provides ser/de implementations for types like tracing::Level |
We decided that it was unnecessary to pollute code that, techincally, we would only use into a public registry. We recommended using Cargo's Git resolver when pulling the crates from this repository.
For all crates that we host, we support Rust versions 1.70+ and test on stable and nightly branches of Rust. While you could compile the crates with older Rust versions, we do not guarantee that it'll work AND we will not provide support for older Rust versions.
To use any crate from our repository, you can use Cargo's Git resolver to resolve the dependencies.
Use the git keyword when including the azalia crate, it is recommended to pin a commit:
[dependencies.azalia]
version = "0"
git = "https://github.com/Noelware/azalia"
# rev = "..."Azalia by Noelware, LLC. is released under the MIT License with love. Please read the LICENSE file in the repository attached for more information about on what you can do with the code.