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What is it?

A simple and async networking library designed around using packets.

Examples are coming soon.

Changelog

0.0.6:

Initial release

0.0.7

  • added validators

0.1.0

  • fixed various validator bugs

  • added more client support

0.1.1

  • removed String.max_len, as it is superseded by validators

0.1.3

  • bugfixes

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