arsenal-policy (Rust)
Declarative policy engine for ARSENAL
Purpose
Declarative policy engine for ARSENAL
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Source contract
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Package | arsenal-policy |
| Version | 2.0.0 |
| Language | Rust |
| Runtime floor | 1.75 |
| Manifest | arsenal/crates/arsenal-policy/Cargo.toml |
| Distribution | Source package; registry publication not verified |
Manifest SHA-256: c90f0b7af4c56a85752044b8a0438ef9eb5d764d95a710216e3ea0004e813ff8. The recorded Git revision identifies the containing repository; the manifest and entry-point hashes identify this working-tree snapshot.
Integration
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Exported entry points
The declarations below are extracted from the named entry files. This is a navigable source reference, not compiler-generated documentation of every transitive module. Feature gates and runtime requirements still apply. Private implementation files are not promoted to public APIs merely because they contain a public declaration.
arsenal/crates/arsenal-policy/src/lib.rs
Source SHA-256: 6c9d8fd45c446ec98067a79fe50ca4abcef78738ee12bdc12d827f20f9f44c8c.
pub use arsenal_core::policy::{
ConditionOperator, PolicyCondition, PolicyDecision, PolicyDocument, PolicyEffect, PolicyId,
PolicyRequest, PolicyRule,
};
pub struct PolicyEngine {Module signatures and options
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