Hi!
I've been porting some of my tools and apps from using reticulum-rs and/or rust-wrapped python reticulum to rsReticulum, and it's been working really great -- I'm very happy and excited about how rsReticulum is working out. Less code on my part, less bugs, and more features working!
Would you consider doing a cargo publish of some 0.0.1 (or whatever) version of how things are now, for both rsReticulum and rsLXMF? For now I've been inlcuding either local paths or pointing cargo at a specific git commit, but it's a bit awkward -- and this is already way more useful than any of the published reticulum crates on crates.io.
I imagine a rsReticulum crate that re-exports the various subcrates could be a good dev experience as well!
Hi!
I've been porting some of my tools and apps from using reticulum-rs and/or rust-wrapped python reticulum to rsReticulum, and it's been working really great -- I'm very happy and excited about how rsReticulum is working out. Less code on my part, less bugs, and more features working!
Would you consider doing a cargo publish of some 0.0.1 (or whatever) version of how things are now, for both rsReticulum and rsLXMF? For now I've been inlcuding either local paths or pointing cargo at a specific git commit, but it's a bit awkward -- and this is already way more useful than any of the published reticulum crates on crates.io.
I imagine a rsReticulum crate that re-exports the various subcrates could be a good dev experience as well!