In #2 i saw the following: entry.get_header().get_header(), which uses two getters to retrieve the attributes in a class.

What is our consensus in getters and setters? From my experience, this makes projects less readable and somewhat slow to tangle through. Especially it is tedious to write getters and setters for all attributes or if we want to access attributes in classes within classes (within classes, ...), we chain those getters (as above). Basically, i am wondering what we should decide on:

1. We write getters and setters and also propagate them to other languages (like here in python)
2. We try to avoid them and try to make variables, which should be publicly available, public in structs/classes

Is there a "good practice" or guideline in Rust?

So what are you thoughts!?

(linking @david-bouyssie and @di-hardt , since you two are also mentioned in the PR)