JanetRS

A crate with high level bindings to Janet C API.

Goals

Provide a safe and ergonomic interface to the Janet C API to create Janet clients and Janet modules/libraries using Rust.

This project still are in it's early stages, so breaking changes may happen, there is no minimal supported Rust version (MSRV) yet.

Cargo Features

• std: Enable some trait impl for types that only exist on the std and the

Error trait

• unicode: Enable more methods for JanetString and JanetBuffer
• inline-more: More aggressive inlining
• amalgation: Link the Janet runtime to the package, enabling to use the

client module

• unicode: Enable some unicode methods for JanetString and JanetBuffer
• system: Use system header to get Janet functions
• link-system: Link the Janet runtime to the package from the system, enabling

to use the client module

• nightly: Enable some parts of the crate that uses nightly features, to use

this feature you must compile the crate using a nightly rust version

By default, the following features are enabled: std, unicode, amalgation.

Note: If you don't need the Janet runtime (eg. making a Janet Library), you can use disable the default features

janetrs = { version = "0.7.0", default-features = false, features = ["std", "unicode"] }

Environment variables

These variables are only used when the amalgation feature is enabled

It is possible to use environment variables to overwrite some Janet definitions.

• JANETRECURSIONGUARD=<integer>
• JANETMAXPROTO_DEPTH=<integer>
• JANETMAXMACRO_EXPAND=<integer>
• JANETSTACKMAX=<integer>

Licensing

This software is licensed under the terms of the MIT Public License.

TODO: Types: Lacking or Incomplete

• [ ] Marshaling

[ ]: Lacking [I]: Incomplete [X]: Done

Probably there is much more missing, for that you can use the lowlevel module to access the raw C API of Janet

TODO: Lib level

• Better docs.
• Marshalling mechanism

Acknowledgments

• Calvin Rose for creating this amazing language

called Janet

• andrewchambers for janetll crate and

discuss with us some ideas for the abstractions of this crate