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Meta(
title: "Dory a Misfin protocol library in Rust",
title: "Dory: a Misfin protocol library in Rust",
summary: Some("Dory is a (WIP) Misfin protocol library in Rust which will implement the protocol in a way that both standalone servers and integrated services can be developed on top of it."),
published: Some(Time(
year: 2023,
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* Tofu is handled by a `CertificateStore` trait. It will be left to the library consumer to implement the trait on their own data type, so that you have the option of using anything from a simple HashMap to a database connection.
## Status
Right now what exists is mostly a collection of data types, with a fair bit of the functionality just stubbed in. I started with status codes and parsing requests/responses from their raw data, so those parts are all in place. The Tofu verifier is partway written. I took pains to set up the repository to be easy to understand, and there are lots of doc comments specifying what the various types are meant to be (although I haven't gotten around to examples yet). Basically it's a solid base to build on, but not ready for use. I figured I'd go ahead and put it up publicly in case anyone wants to join in (haha).
Right now what exists is mostly a collection of data types, with a fair bit of the functionality just stubbed in. I started with status codes and parsing requests/responses from their raw data, so those parts are all in place. The Tofu verifier is partway written. I took pains to set up the repository to be easy to understand, and there are lots of doc comments specifying what the various types are meant to be (although I haven't gotten around to examples yet). Basically it's a solid base to build on, but not ready for use. I figured I'd go ahead and put it up publicly in case anyone wants to join in (haha).