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A subunit v2 protocol implementation in Rust
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A subunit v2 protocol implementation in Rust

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Subunit Rust
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This repo contains a implementation of the subunit v2 protocol in Rust. It
provides an interface for both writing and reading subunit streams natively in
rust. The subunit v2 protocol is documented in the
[testing-cabal/subunit](https://github.com/testing-cabal/subunit/blob/master/README.rst#version-2)
repository.

## Reading subunit packets

Reading subunit packets first requires an object implementing the Read trait
containing the subunit stream. The parse_subunit() function is used to first
buffer the entire stream in memory, and then parse the contents and return
a vector of Event structs. For example, parsing a subunit stream from a file:
```rust
let mut f = File::open("results.subunit")?;
let events = parse_subunit(f).unwrap();
```
In this example, the `results.subunit` file will be opened and parsed with an
Event struct in the events vector for each subunit packet in the file.

## Writing subunit packets

Writing a subunit packet first requires creating an event structure to describe
the contents of the packet. For example:

```rust
let mut event_start = Event {
status: Some("inprogress".to_string()),
test_id: Some("A_test_id".to_string()),
timestamp: Some(Utc.ymd(2014, 7, 8).and_hms(9, 10, 11)),
tags: Some(vec!["tag_a".to_string(), "tag_b".to_string()]),
file_content: None,
file_name: None,
mime_type: None,
route_code: None
};
```

A typical test event normally involves 2 packets though, one to mark the start
and the other to mark the finish of a test:
```rust
let mut event_end = Event {
status: Some("success".to_string()),
test_id: Some("A_test_id".to_string()),
timestamp: Some(Utc.ymd(2014, 7, 8).and_hms(9, 12, 0)),
tags: Some(vec!["tag_a".to_string(), "tag_b".to_string()]),
file_content: Some("stdout content".to_string().into_bytes()),
file_name: Some("stdout:''".to_string()),
mime_type: Some("text/plain;charset=utf8".to_string()),
route_code: None
};
```
Then you'll want to write the packet out to something. Anything that implements
the std::io::Write trait can be used for the packets, including things like a
File and a TCPStream. In this case we'll use Vec to keep it in memory:
```rust
let mut subunit_stream: Vec = Vec::new();

subunit_stream = event_start.write(subunit_stream)?;
subunit_stream = event_end.write(subunit_stream)?;
```
With this the subunit_stream buffer will contain the contents of the subunit
stream for that test event.