ldap-rs 0.5.0

# Yet another LDAP client for Rust

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## Overview

This project aims to provide a minimal working LDAP client written in Rust focused on ergonomics, correctness
and clean code.
It uses tokio asynchronous runtime for network I/O and an excellent [rasn](https://github.com/librasn/rasn)
crate for all ASN.1 goodness.

TLS connectivity is controlled by two feature flags: `tls-native-tls` and `tls-rustls`.
The default is `tls-native-tls` which uses the `native-tls` crate.

A minimal Kerberos support is provided via `gssapi` feature flag with the following limitations:

* SASL protection is not supported for plain connections, TLS should be used for all communication
* Channel binding is not supported


## Features

- [x] Simple bind with username and password
- [x] SASL EXTERNAL bind
- [x] Kerberos GSSAPI bind (SASL protection is not implemented, use TLS instead)
- [x] Plain, TLS and STARTTLS connections
- [x] Simple search and paged search via asynchronous streams
- [x] [Documentation](https://ancwrd1.github.io/ldap-rs/doc/ldap_rs/)
- [x] `rustls` support via optional feature flag
- [x] Additional `ProtocolOp` client operations (add, modify, delete)

## Usage 

Please see the `examples` directory.

## License

Licensed under MIT or Apache license ([LICENSE-MIT](https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT)
or [LICENSE-APACHE](https://opensource.org/licenses/Apache-2.0))