An (bad, partial) implementation of memcached in Rust using futures and tokio.
At the moment it only supports the memcached get and set commands. To
demonstrate that those work, you'll see a set of RSpec test files attached which
manipulate the server.
- You need both Ruby and Rust development tools on your local machine
- Clone this repo
- Run
cargo build --release && bundle install - In one terminal run
cargo run - In another terminal run
bundle exec rspec
When you run cargo run you're starting the memcached server bound to port
11211 (so you might get a conflict if you're running the real version of
memcached in the background). Hypothetically, you can attach any basic memcached
client to this server. As a note, the Ruby dalli gem doesn't work, because it
actually asks for stats from the server when it connects, which this one isn't
yet set up to do.