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In this series, am going to target on visualising a multi crate workspace project where we can reuse a lot of code across applications and make it as type safe as possible
Hey folks, welcome to a mini-series of articles in which I continue my Rust learning journey, aiming to share knowledge and enjoyment throughout the process. In this series, I will focus on visualizing a multi-crate workspace project that allows for ...
Before we delve into the sub-crate modules, let's add a few crates that are common to the workspace and can be shared among all the crates. Update your Cargo.toml with the dependencies and it should look like the below. [workspace] members = ["common...
Let's start with our first common module which will be fairly basic and provide a good base to start dealing with our database. Open the Cargo.toml inside the database crate(folder) and add the dependencies like the one below. [package] name = "datab...
In this article, we will set up the Kafka crate with a generic producer and consumer capable of producing and consuming data in the Avro format. We will also integrate it with the Confluent Schema Registry to ensure that the messages adhere to a spec...
Every workspace can have multiple application crates that can have some common utility functions, constants, models/structs for HTTP Request/Response, Kafka Messages, and much more. For this purpose, we are having the common crate to be used for hold...
I hope you've reached this point, and now we'll begin creating our first microservice application: a books HTTP REST API with a single POST endpoint for adding a book. However, before we proceed, we must establish a migration setup for this service t...