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What is quiche built with?

quiche is a Rust repo built with Tokio and foundations. It is tested with libfuzzer-sys, deploys with log, env_logger, slog-scope, and slog-stdlog, and uses hashlink. It has 149,459 written lines, with 28 test files.

Read on November 10, 2026, at commit b364fdf. Read it as markdown

Frontend

Interface 3

  • inquire7 files
  • plotters9 files
  • tabled7 files

Backend

Data 1

  • hashlink1 file

Support

The base 2

  • Tokio24 files
  • foundations17 files

Testing 1

  • libfuzzer-sys

Deploy 4

Tools 2

  • clap3 files
  • docopt3 files

Other 43

  • smallvec9 files
  • tokio-util5 files
  • tokio-stream1 file
  • serde20 files
  • serde_json17 files
  • libc16 files
  • bytes10 files
  • boring8 files
  • serde_with7 files
  • nix6 files
  • mio4 files
  • ring4 files
31 more
  • futures3 files
  • futures-util3 files
  • url3 files
  • crossbeam2 files
  • enum_dispatch2 files
  • flate22 files
  • foreign-types-shared2 files
  • regex2 files
  • windows-sys2 files
  • zstd2 files
  • anyhow1 file
  • dashmap1 file
  • either1 file
  • humantime1 file
  • intrusive-collections1 file
  • ipnetwork1 file
  • js-sys1 file
  • libm1 file
  • multimap1 file
  • parking_lot1 file
  • pin-project1 file
  • serde-wasm-bindgen1 file
  • sfv1 file
  • slab1 file
  • thiserror1 file
  • wasm-bindgen1 file
  • wasm-streams1 file
  • web-sys1 file
  • boring-sys
  • getrandom
  • wasm-bindgen-futures

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Frequently asked questions

What language is quiche written in?
quiche is written in Rust, with 149,459 written lines.
What framework does quiche use?
quiche is built with Tokio and foundations.
What services does quiche use?
quiche uses hashlink.
Does quiche have tests?
Yes. quiche has 28 test files and is tested with libfuzzer-sys.
Which repos have a stack like quiche's?
The ones that share most of its stack:denoland/denowarpdotdev/warpnushell/nushell

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