Project Status?

[siennathesane]

Hi, love this port of the C++ code!

Looking at the disclaimer, it sounds like there's quite a bit left to go to get things close to the specification. I'm evaluating a rewrite of one of my projects into Rust, but that means I lose embedded NATS. I'm considering ZeroMQ, and this port is of particular interest because it's native Rust, so no C/C++ bindings. I'd be interested in contributing to this port to bring it up to spec, but I would want to implement a QUIC-based socket provider as part of the contribution.

Is there interest in further contributions, and what is the current status of this port?

[mempirate]

Interested in this as well

[poyea]

This is still maintained; however the release is limited for now. If you've got any change requiring reviews, feel free to ping me. Of course releases will be made when needed. Priority is still the issues we raised already and incremental changes are definitely welcomed.

[mmastrac]

@poyea We started using this in Deno for our Jupyter support -- would it be possible to merge some of the modernization/dependency optimization PRs in #178, #179 and #180 and push a new release?

Happy to help if needed.

Thanks!

[mmastrac]

Quick ping on this -- happy to help, and if needed be a temporary maintainer to assist with landing some of the patches.

[rgbkrk]

@mmastrac I'll get you added in so you can help with maintenance. Let's get this crate shipped!

[rgbkrk]

Closing as the project has new life and a new release. @mxplusb please open a new issue for QUIC. You may want to weigh in on the QUIC issue in libzmq: zeromq/libzmq#3988