census

Rust crate to keep a list of all of your living objects.

Latest version: 0.4.2 registry icon
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Census

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This crate makes it possible to create an inventory object that keeps track of instances of a given type.

It is used in tantivy to get an accurate list of all of the files that are still in use by the index, and avoid garbage collecting them.

This TrackedObject<T> instance include some reference counting logic to ensure that the object is removed from the inventory once the last instance is dropped.

Example

extern crate census;

use census::{Inventory, TrackedObject};

fn main() {
    let inventory = Inventory::new();

    //  Each object tracked needs to be registered explicitely in the Inventory.
    //  A `TrackedObject<T>` wrapper is then returned.
    let one = inventory.track("one".to_string());
    let two = inventory.track("two".to_string());

    // A snapshot  of the list of living instances can be obtained...
    // (no guarantee on their order)
    let living_instances: Vec<TrackedObject<String>> = inventory.list();
    assert_eq!(living_instances.len(), 2);
}