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InfluxDB
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I did a quick dig through crates.io and the next best thing seems to be the sequoia-openpgp (which you'll notice rPGP mentions in their readme). Unlike rpgp, this one has an examples folder, though no explicit usage guide (a, b, c) like rpgp, even if you find it not extensive enough. It also seems to be stabilised on version 1.x vs rpgp which is on a 0.x. This is usually a good sign that it's not in as much active dev and won't substantially change, which is probably why rpgp doesn't have a lot of examples. It is also worth noting that sequoia uses a GPL v2 licence so I'll give you the usual warning with this license and do make sure this won't cause any legal headaches in your use case, if it's even remotely for commercial uses.
Here's an OK example that at least allows one to start using the library serde_json and here's a good example of documentation serde
I did a quick dig through crates.io and the next best thing seems to be the sequoia-openpgp (which you'll notice rPGP mentions in their readme). Unlike rpgp, this one has an examples folder, though no explicit usage guide (a, b, c) like rpgp, even if you find it not extensive enough. It also seems to be stabilised on version 1.x vs rpgp which is on a 0.x. This is usually a good sign that it's not in as much active dev and won't substantially change, which is probably why rpgp doesn't have a lot of examples. It is also worth noting that sequoia uses a GPL v2 licence so I'll give you the usual warning with this license and do make sure this won't cause any legal headaches in your use case, if it's even remotely for commercial uses.