[package]
name = "leveva-matching"
version = "0.0.0"
edition = "2021"
publish = false
description = "IRC glob matching and `nick!user@host` hostmasks — the RFC 1459 case-folded `*`/`?`/`#` matcher (descendant of `common/match.c`), with CIDR-aware host-component matching."

# Extracted from `leveva` (the IRC daemon) as a self-contained leaf library: the
# whole module reaches into only two other workspace leaves — `leveva-casemap` (the
# RFC 1459 case fold) and `leveva-cidr` (the `addr/prefix` host path) — plus `nom`
# for the mask tokenizer. It is the safe successor of the C `ircd`'s `match()` /
# `collapse()` / `parseNUH`. ~13 consumer modules (bans, K/D/X-lines, RESV, WEBIRC,
# allow-host auth, OPER, hunt/map/mask) depend on *it*. `leveva` re-exports it as
# `leveva::matching`.
[lib]
path = "src/lib.rs"

[dependencies]
leveva-casemap = { path = "../leveva-casemap" }
leveva-cidr = { path = "../leveva-cidr" }
nom = "7"

[dev-dependencies]
# Property/fuzz tests: the no-panic, `*`-matches-anything, case-insensitivity,
# compile/matches-agreement, collapse-preservation/idempotence, HostMask round-trip,
# and CIDR-fallback invariants are fed arbitrary strings and glob masks. Stable-toolchain
# fuzz tier — the project has no nightly/cargo-fuzz, so proptest is the runnable fuzzer.
# There is no byte-faithful C oracle (leveva's matcher deliberately diverges from
# match.c's ASCII-only fold), so these invariants are the gate, not a supplement.
proptest = "1"