Stdlib

Navi have provided a set of standard libraries that can be used to build your own Navi application.

These libraries are designed to be used in a modular way, so you can pick and choose the parts that you need.

Table of Content

• core
  • <K, V>
  • T?
  • [T]
  • bool
  • channel<T>
  • char
  • float
  • int
• std
  • std.any
  • std.backtrace
  • std.base64
  • std.channel
  • std.compress
  • std.coroutine
  • std.crypto
  • std.crypto.aes
  • std.crypto.blake2
  • std.crypto.blake3
  • std.crypto.chacha20
  • std.crypto.ecdsa
  • std.crypto.ed25519
  • std.crypto.hmac
  • std.crypto.md4
  • std.crypto.md5
  • std.crypto.ripemd
  • std.crypto.rsa
  • std.crypto.sha1
  • std.crypto.sha2
  • std.crypto.sha3
  • std.decimal
  • std.env
  • std.error
  • std.fs
  • std.hex
  • std.io
  • std.json
  • std.jwt
  • std.log
  • std.math
  • std.mime
  • std.net
  • std.net.http
  • std.net.http.client
  • std.net.http.client.websocket
  • std.net.http.date
  • std.net.http.server
  • std.net.http.server.middlewares
  • std.net.http.server.sse
  • std.net.http.websocket
  • std.path
  • std.process
  • std.querystring
  • std.rand
  • std.range
  • std.regex
  • std.str
  • std.template
  • std.testing
  • std.time
  • std.toml
  • std.url
  • std.vm
  • std.xml
  • std.yaml
  • test_harness