Rustkit - A Python library for Rust lovers.
Rustkit is a Python library for Rust lovers. It provides a set of tools to write Rust-like code in Python. It's written by a fellow rustacean, who also loves Python. In my opinion, Python is a great language, but it lacks some features that Rust has. Rustkit is an attempt to bring some of those features to Python.
Roadmap
as of now, only the following features are implemented:
- Result
- Option
with these features on their way in a future release:
- Vector
- Iterators
Installation
pip install rustkit
Usage
from rustkit import *
# Rust-like optionals
assert some(10).unwrap() == 10
assert some(10).unwrap_or(20) == 10
assert Option.from_(None) == NONE
# Rust-like results, and error handlers
assert ok(10).unwrap() == 10
assert ok(10).unwrap_or(20) == 10
assert Result.from_(lambda: 10 / 0) == err(ZeroDivisionError)
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