• Concurrent processing of operations on different keys with minimal thread synchronization.
• Cheap cloning (O(1)).
• Efficient sending to Databases containing similar maps (high % of key-value pairs in common)
• Quick validation of the correctness of a tree
• Persistent storage of the database

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Tenacious-zebra is based on zebra and implements a concurrent and persistent database. For mor information about the inner working of zebra see here.

Quicks Start

    let db = Database::<String, usize>::new("test");
    let test_table = db.empty_table("test");

    let mut tx = TableTransaction::new();
    tx.set(format!("first {}", i), i).unwrap();

    test_table.execute(tx).unwrap();

    drop(db);

    let db2 = Database::<String, usize>::new("test");
    let test_table2 = db2.get_table("test").unwrap();

    let mut tx2 = TableTransaction::new();
    let query_key = tx2.get(format!("first {}", i)).unwrap();

    let res = test_table2.execute(tx2).unwrap();

    println!(response.get(&query_key).unwrap());

See docs

cargo doc --open

Run tests

Because we have a concurrent and persistent database, the test interfere with each other. To avoid this, we run the tests with only one thread.

cargo test --no-threads=1