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* Join similar imports Avoid the confusion that might cause one to think that they come from different modules or crates. * Create an `Arguments` helper type A type to keep track of a list of arguments for a sub-process. It makes it easier for overriding parameters with new values. * Create an `args!` helper macro Make it simpler to create `Arguments` instances with known values. * Require `Arguments` for `spawn_child` method Change the method to have an `Arguments` parameter, and merge it with some default values before passing them forward. * Use `Arguments` in `spawn_lightwalletd_child` Change the method to use an `Arguments` instance, and merge it with some default options. * Use `Arguments` in `spawn_child_with_command` Require an `Arguments` instance in the `spawn_child_with_command` extension method. Makes it simpler to call from `spawn_child` and `spawn_lightwalletd_child` extension methods. * Test if argument order is preserved Check that when building an `Arguments` instance, the order that the arguments are set is preserved in the generated list of strings. * Refactor test to improve readability Also separates some common code to be reused by later tests. * Test overriding arguments Check to see if overriding arguments behaves as expected, by keeping the argument order when overriding and not introducing duplicates. * Refactor test to improve readability Move out a chunk of code so that the test itself is easier to read and to make that code reusable by a later test. * Test that `Arguments` instances can be merged Merge two `Arguments` instances built from two lists of arguments, and check that the expanded strings preserve order and override rules. * Add Eq derives on Arguments Co-authored-by: teor <teor@riseup.net> |
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README.md
Zebrad
Zebrad is an application.
Getting Started
This application is authored using Abscissa, a Rust application framework.
For more information, see: