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Overview

Standard library​

The standard library uses Reboot's capabilities to build powerful data structures and APIs for common tasks.

The current libraries are:

  • Queue - A general purpose queue implementation that allows you to enqueue and dequeue items.
  • SortedMap - A collection / dictionary / map that may be larger than memory, and which is efficiently mapped to Reboot's underlying storage.

Integrations​

Reboot's integrations add clean, surefire APIs to interact with third party services. Because interactions with external services are isolated as side-effects, you can confidently use an integration's API -- knowing that it will safely compose, and without worrying about whether it might partially fail or retry unsafely.

The currently supported integrations are:

  • Mailgun - Integration that supports sending email messages using the Mailgun API.

Usage​

To use a library service, you must update the list of servicers when starting your Application to include each library service your code uses. For example:

import reboot.std.collections.v1.sorted_map

async def main():
    application = Application(
        servicers=[HelloServicer] + reboot.std.collections.v1.sorted_map.servicers(),
    )

    await application.run()

Future libraries and integrations​

Reach out to us if there are any integrations or standard library features you want us to prioritize. Or we can help you build them, if that's more your speed!