Overview
Purpose:
Provides foundational utilities and data structures for the Cido platform’s data indexing and metadata handling.
Facilitates interactions between internal modules and external services (e.g., via protobuf definitions).
Core Modules:
core: Contains fundamental logic and interfaces that underpin Cido’s main functionality, including base classes or traits for data processing.
metadata: Manages key metadata structures—often crucial for organizing, labeling, or versioning indexed data.
protobuf: Houses Protocol Buffers definitions, ensuring interoperability and efficient serialization across diverse systems.
types: Defines custom data types, error handling, and constants used throughout the library.
Key Design Principles:
Modularity: Each module is self-contained, making it simpler to integrate or extend.
Efficiency: Protobuf support and internal abstractions aim to keep I/O overhead and data processing minimal.
Scalability: Structured to accommodate high-throughput environments and large-scale data ingestion or indexing tasks.
Usage Context:
Ideal for developers creating indexing pipelines, metadata layers, or interoperable services within the Cido ecosystem.
Offers flexible building blocks for bridging Web3 infrastructures with more traditional data applications.
Whether you’re handling on-chain metadata, implementing custom data parsers, or looking to serialize information efficiently, the Cido Rust library provides the primitives and abstractions necessary to build robust indexing solutions.
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