If anyone gets time, here's a one-liner for a stupid bug in the CookieParser: gotham-rs/gotham#331
@secretfader - any chance you can add @nyarly @whitfin and myself as owners of https://crates.io/crates/gotham_middleware_jwt, so we can publish a new version?
in case it matters, middleware_diesel was complaining it couldn't find gotham 0.5-dev. Not really sure why. All the gotham pieces were pointed at the same git remote.
@mkaito - sorry for the hoops you had to jump through there. I have now published the diesel middleware to crates.io https://crates.io/crates/gotham_middleware_diesel
This is compatible with the 0.4.0 gotham release. e.g.
gotham = "0.4.0"
gotham_middleware_diesel = "0.1.0"in your dependencies should now just work.
We are rethinking better ways to include / publish middlewares to ease this burden of dependencies between (built-in) middlewares and gotham in the near future.
or is it a weird tutorial'ism?
It can be hard to tell what's a recommendation vs. a tutorialism, usually examples don't really call that out. the generic handler macro comes to mind.
https://docs.rs/gotham/0.4.0/gotham/handler/trait.IntoHandlerFuture.html is the trait Isaac referenced
https://docs.rs/gotham/0.4.0/gotham/handler/type.HandlerFuture.html looking at this is helping
type HandlerFuture = dyn Future<Item = (State, Response<Body>), Error = (State, HandlerError)> + Send;
I'll look around for error handling examples, see if I'm meant to use early return or
? for error handling
Currently I just dig into examples to get knowledge how to be able access headers for example
It's listed as impl'ing https://docs.rs/gotham/0.4.0/gotham/state/trait.FromState.html
hey! I'm a bit new to gotham (and rust), but have started writing some services at work and could need some help regarding how to structure my projects. Let's say I have a service I have written and want to use it to return some data from requests; how do I best access this service from within the handlers?
The "service" is just a struct that implements a pub fn query(&str) -> String
Hello, I'm new to Rust and recently checked out Gotham.
As templating engines, the documentation shows 2: Tera and Askama.
Can other engines be integrated? (e.g. Handlebars)
As templating engines, the documentation shows 2: Tera and Askama.
Can other engines be integrated? (e.g. Handlebars)
@uggwar_gitlab - it sounds like just want to share your "service" across handlers. Check out the shared state example https://github.com/gotham-rs/gotham/blob/master/examples/shared_state/src/main.rs
I imagine you'd need something similar to this. Let us know if this doesn't look like it gives you what you need.
I imagine you'd need something similar to this. Let us know if this doesn't look like it gives you what you need.
@dennismayr - there is nothing built into gotham for either of the templating engines shown in examples - it is flexible such that you can use whichever you like. The examples should give you enough clues to use a different one, e.g. Handlebars - but if you get stuck don't hesitate to ask here for help :)
@minhtinh885 - we certainly do plan to continue to add new features, yes :)
We welcome any feature requests or contributions :)
We welcome any feature requests or contributions :)
jwt middleware needs a bump on crates.io as well, as I'm sure you know.
Thanks @mkaito - yes, this is an issue. The initial version was published by one of our great community members @secretfader , and then was brought into the main gotham codebase. We're still trying to coordinate with @secretfader to get core contributors access to publish the crate going forward.
Worst case, we could publish with a different name, but wanted to avoid this if possible.
I'm giving gotham a try right now and wonder how to implement an async handler function. E.g. I'm using tokio_postgres to fetch some data which gives me a
Future<Vec<SomeItem>, tokio_postgres::Error> how can I write a handler function that returns a Future so it becomes async?
Ah, forget it. I just found the
async example in the handlers example directory. facepalm
btw, anyone wanting to use the jwt middleware compatible with the current release, until we get the crates.io issue sorted out (still trying), can just use it like this in your Cargo.toml:
gotham_middleware_jwt = {git = "https://github.com/gotham-rs/gotham", branch = "0.4-maint"}