Hi Ian,
There are a couple explicit dependencies, but as Rust uses a
builder/package manager (cargo), they are all listed in the local
build file (Cargo.toml). A couple are just for building the library
- like a cmake wrapper that automatically builds and links in the C
library - but some are linked in.
I'll make a list w/ licenses.
I didn't give it a lot of fanfare since most of the code has been
sitting in GitHub for nearly a year. As it turned out, the one weird
bug keeping it from shipping was fixed with the port to wrap C
v1.3.1. I'm quickly following up with an MQTT v5 release. I'll save
the fireworks till then.
But, then again, there is the Paho C++ v1.1 release to talk about
today...
Frank
On 10/13/19 6:09 PM, Ian Craggs wrote:
Hi Frank,
sounds great. What dependencies does the library have - we
will need to add CQs for them. Obviously Rust itself - any
particular versions? Are there any other separate libraries?
You should tweet about it too :-)
Ian
On 12/10/2019 16:27, Frank Pagliughi
wrote:
Hey All,
I just released a new Paho Rust Client v0.6. This wraps the Paho
C v1.3.1 library, and has support for Websockets, Rust Futures,
server responses, and makes clients and tokens easier to use and
pass around between threads by supporting the Rust Send and
Sync traits.
It's up on GitHub and the Rust package repository, crates.io:
https://crates.io/crates/paho-mqtt
This release does not include support of MQTT v5. That
will be coming next, hopefully by the end of the year.
Frank
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