This repo contains tests for otto. otto enables any boring Rust data structure (without Rc, RefCell etc.) to be used as a replicated data type. It supports achieving convergence via multiple approaches, including:
Crdt<T> to leverage operation-based CRDT techniques.insert_and_rebase_forward, insert_and_rebase_back and converge to leverage OT techniques with a synchronising server.It also supports combining these approaches to synchronise a mix of clients using both CRDT and OT techniques.
RichText) and operations (e.g. sort and group_by operations on List<T>)List<(u64, List<u8>)>)| Data type | Operations supported |
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Map<K, V> |
insert(K, V), delete(K), map_at(K, V::Instr) |
Set<T> |
insert(T), delete(T) |
List<T> |
insert_at(usize, T), delete_at(usize), map_at(usize, T::Instr) |
Register<T> |
set(T), map(T::Instr) |
(A, B, ...) |
map_a(A::Instr), map_b(B::Instr), ... |
#[derive(State)] for arbitrary structs and enums |
map_field_a(A::Instr), map_field_b(B::Instr), ... |
bool u8 u16 u32 u64 u128 i8 i16 i32 i64 i128 f32 f64 char usize isize |
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