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https://github.com/sunsided/use-with

Provides resource management utilities inspired by Kotlin's 'use' function and C#'s 'using' block, ensuring proper utilization and disposal of resources in Rust.
https://github.com/sunsided/use-with

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Provides resource management utilities inspired by Kotlin's 'use' function and C#'s 'using' block, ensuring proper utilization and disposal of resources in Rust.

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# use_with

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Provides resource management utilities, ensuring that resources are properly utilized
and subsequently dropped, similar to patterns found in other programming languages like Kotlin's `use` function
and C#'s `using` block.

This module offers two primary functions:
- `use_with`: Executes a closure synchronously, consuming the resource.
- `use_with_async`: Executes an asynchronous closure, consuming the resource.

These functions facilitate safe and efficient resource handling, ensuring that resources are properly utilized
and dropped, even in asynchronous contexts.

# Features
- **Synchronous Resource Management:** The `use_with` function allows for synchronous operations on resources,
ensuring that resources are properly utilized and dropped after the operation completes.

- **Asynchronous Resource Management:** The `use_with_async` function facilitates asynchronous operations on resources,
ensuring that resources are properly utilized and dropped after the asynchronous operation completes.

# Usage
To use these functions, the `Use` trait is auto-implemented for your resource types; simply call the appropriate method:

```rust
use use_with::Use;

struct Resource;

impl Resource {
fn new() -> Self {
Resource
}
}

#[test]
fn it_works() {
let resource = Resource::new();
let result = resource.use_with(|res| {
// Perform operations with `res`, return anything.
42
});

// The resource is now dropped.
assert_eq!(result, 42);
}
```