Added JMESPath for Rust to the list of libraries.#31
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This adds Rust to the list of libraries. Crate: https://crates.io/crates/jmespath
There's also a crate that can statically compile JMESPath expressions at build time so that you know your expressions are correct and so that you don't need to parse them at runtime: https://crates.io/crates/jmespath-macros
There's a CLI that should have pretty close to a 1:1 implementation of jp available here: https://github.com/mtdowling/jmespath.rs/tree/master/jmespath-cli. I might try to one day get this creating cross platforms builds and try to convince you to switch jp to Rust. I'd of course have benchmarks to provide a motivation for the switch.
I also created a streaming implementation that I never finished if anyone is interested in checking it out. It isn't tested very well and doesn't have functions, but I got pretty far. I just don't think most JMESPath expressions are suitable for streaming searches considering how much buffering would be needed: https://github.com/mtdowling/jmespath.rs/tree/jmespath-streaming/jmespath-streaming