Create prelude for easier importing of Recrypt #63
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* Api naming and visibility changes (#57) * Api naming and visibility changes * api::Api -> api::Recrypt * api_480::Api480 -> api_480::Recrypt480 * ApiErr -> RecryptErr; RecryptErr is now publicly exported from the api/api_480 namespace * api and api_480 PrivateKey::ENCODED_SIZE_BYTES now public * [#63] Add prelude for easier importing (#64) * [#65] update CI to rust 1.33.0; update proptest to ~0.9 (#66) * Add to_private_key to DerivedSymmetricKey (#70) * * added `to_private_key` to `DerivedSymmetricKey` * make `PublicKey` arguments in public API borrows * Update 480 bit api, tests and benches * * added to_private_key to Recrypt480 * remove to_private_key from Recrypt480 * Move derive_private_key onto the apis * Add as_vec function to make it easier to get to vec iterators * Throw away the most significant bytes instead of the least, because it seems to make more sense to me * Add known private key test for api480 * formatting * Remove printlns * Address Clint's concerns * The hashable instance was unused. Remove it and add a different one. (#71) * Change bytes property on SigningKeypair to return a borrow of the internal bytes (#72) * releasing v0.7.0
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Using the 256-bit Recrypt API requires several common imports. It would be nice if these were provided as a prelude. This should not be everything, but simply a minimal set of imports to get going.
Usage should look something like
use recrypt::prelude::*;The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: