This project aims to provide a set of tools for creating fast and stable Rust application servers suitable for a hobbyist developer.
Using HTTP 1.1 Spec as a reference but not a requirement.
Responders make up the basic request handler. Responders can be nested to conveniently provide authentication, logging, or any repeated custom behavior on each request.
Responders are mapped to a Route. The servers parses the URL of each request and chooses the best matching route.
Ex. Consider a server with 2 endpoints:
/post,
/post/<post_num>,
A request to /post/123 would match route /post/\<post_num\> because it contains the correct number of url parts. The parameter <post_num> can then read from the responder.
A request to /post/123/edit would also match /post/<post_num>. And the value 123/edit would be passed to the Responder. We could configure the responder to parse this, or we could add an additional responder at route /post/<post_num>/<action>.
- Account management (Basic Account CRUD operations)
- BCrypt hashed passwords
- Token based Sessions
- Includes prebuilt HTTP server Responders
Custom unique id generator based on Twitter's Snowflake. Currently located at https://github.com/WebeWizard/WebeID