A thread-safe, asynchronous event system for Rust.

Ewait allows the creation of events that can trigger multiple callbacks parallely, making it easier to build event-based code.

• Every connected callback runs in its own Tokio task, allowing parallel execution.
• Provides easy methods to connect, disconnect, and fire events.
• Conveniently provides a JoinHandle<R> to .await results to if the results are of interest.
• Automatically manages the distribution of Arc references between threads.

Simply run cargo add ewait in the desired Rust project. Here is an example on how to use the Event struct:

use tokio;
use ewait::Event;
use std::sync::Arc;

async fn hello(_: Arc<()>) {
    println!("Hello World!")
}

#[tokio::main]
async fn main() {
    let mut event1: Event<()> = Event::new();
    event1.connect(hello);
    event1.fire(());
}