nats.zig/build.zig.zon

.{
    .name = "nats-client",
    .version = "0.0.1",
    .dependencies = .{
        .libressl = .{
            .url = "https://github.com/epicyclic-dev/LibreSSL-portable/archive/2b68369a2b883714cea05357aa378b3a3e8ef2f6.tar.gz",
            .hash = "12206b907fcb1dea424d122d29a0549bdc6c83648e0433973388b2efb6813b36a8fa",
        },
    },
}
init This builds a very basic version of the nats.c client (no TLS, no streaming/jetstream/whatever, since those bring in complex dependencies and I do not need them at the moment). Right now it contains a simple test program that demonstrates the functionality (cool!), but the plan is for the nats.zig to bind the API into a nicer, zig-like shape and re-export it. Then this becomes a package. The current function could become a test, though it's a bit complex for a unit test (and requires connecting to an externally-running NATS server in order to work). 2023-08-13 23:35:42 -07:00			`.{`
			`.name = "nats-client",`
			`.version = "0.0.1",`
build: link LibreSSL for SSL support I don't have a single clue in heck if this actually works, but it at least does compile. At some point I will probably add a test or two to find out how broken this is. 2023-08-31 23:50:18 -07:00			`.dependencies = .{`
			`.libressl = .{`
deps: update libressl to 3.8.2 2023-11-07 20:54:00 -08:00			`.url = "https://github.com/epicyclic-dev/LibreSSL-portable/archive/2b68369a2b883714cea05357aa378b3a3e8ef2f6.tar.gz",`
			`.hash = "12206b907fcb1dea424d122d29a0549bdc6c83648e0433973388b2efb6813b36a8fa",`
build: link LibreSSL for SSL support I don't have a single clue in heck if this actually works, but it at least does compile. At some point I will probably add a test or two to find out how broken this is. 2023-08-31 23:50:18 -07:00			`},`
			`},`
init This builds a very basic version of the nats.c client (no TLS, no streaming/jetstream/whatever, since those bring in complex dependencies and I do not need them at the moment). Right now it contains a simple test program that demonstrates the functionality (cool!), but the plan is for the nats.zig to bind the API into a nicer, zig-like shape and re-export it. Then this becomes a package. The current function could become a test, though it's a bit complex for a unit test (and requires connecting to an externally-running NATS server in order to work). 2023-08-13 23:35:42 -07:00			`}`