scientisto is a light-weight Rust implementation of the github/scientist library used for careful refactoring of critical code paths. It provides the Experiment struct used to define the conducted experiment and publishing utilities.
The library aims to be as minimal as possible, pulling no external dependencies and using a bare minimum from the std library.
Experiment and AsyncExperiment structs represents a definition of the control and experimental execution block code paths.
The experiment is guided by the configuration specified during the Experiment construction and result observations are published internally using the publish function.
use scientisto::{Experiment,Observation};
use tracing;
let expected: i32 = 1;
let result = Experiment::new("Test")
.control(|| expected)
.experiment(|| expected + 1)
.publish(|o: &Observation<i32, i32>| {
tracing::info!("You can do any magic in the publisher")
})
.run();For async code the AsyncExperiment alternative can be used:
use scientisto::{AsyncExperiment,Observation};
use tracing::info;
async_std::task::block_on(async {
AsyncExperiment::new("Test")
.control(async { 3.0 })
.experiment(async { 3.0 })
.publish(|o: &Observation<f32, f32>| {
assert!(o.is_matching());
info!("Any logic, including side effects, can be here!")
})
.run().await;
})- No defaults are provided for the
controlandexperimentcallbacks, they must be fully specified
Current code coverage with tests:
MIT