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TARDIS([tɑːrdɪs] "Time And Relative Dimension In Space") From "Doctor Who".
- Relational database client for MySQL, PostgresSQL
- Web service and web client for OpenAPI v3.x
- Distributed cache client for Redis protocol
- RabbitMQ client for AMQP protocol
- Search client for Elasticsearch
- Mail client for SMTP protocol
- Object Storage client for arbitrary S3 compatible APIs
- Mainstream encryption algorithms and SM2/3/4 algorithms
- Containerized unit testing of mainstream middleware
- Multi-environment configuration
- Multi-application aggregation
- Configure encryption support
- Internationalization and localization support
- Commonly used operations (E.g. uniform error handling, encryption and decryption, regular checksums)
conf-remote
enable the unified configuration centercrypto
encryption, decryption and digest operationscrypto-with-sm
encryption, decryption and digest with SM.x operationsfuture
asynchronous operationsreldb-core
relational database core operations(based on SeaORM)reldb-postgres
relational database with postgres driverreldb-mysql
relational database with mysql driverreldb-sqlite
relational database with sqlite driverreldb
relational database with postgres/mysql/sqlite driversweb-server
web service operations(based on Poem)web-server-grpc
grpc web service based on Poemweb-client
web client operationsws-client
webscoket client operationscache
cache operationsmq
message queue operationsmail
mail send operationsos
object Storage operationstest
unit test operationstracing
open telemetry supporttokio-console
console subscriber layer supported by tokio-consoletracing-appender
write log into file periodically.cluster
work with tardis clusterk8s
k8s support for clusterbuild-info
get build info like package version or git version
The core operations of the framework all use TardisFuns
as an entry point.
E.g.
TardisFuns::init(relative_path) // Initialize the configuration
TardisFuns::field.x // Some field operations
TardisFuns::reldb().x // Some relational database operations
TardisFuns::web_server().x // Some web service operations
Dependency Configuration
[dependencies]
tardis = { version = "^0", features = ["web-server"] }
Processor Configuration
use tardis::basic::error::TardisError;
use tardis::web::poem_openapi;
use tardis::web::poem_openapi::param::Query;
use tardis::web::web_resp::{TardisApiResult, TardisResp};
pub struct Api;
#[poem_openapi::OpenApi]
impl Api {
#[oai(path = "/hello", method = "get")]
async fn index(&self, name: Query<Option<String>>) -> TardisResult<String> {
match name.0 {
Some(name) => TardisResp::ok(format!("hello, {name}!")),
None => TardisResp::err(TardisError::NotFound("name does not exist".to_string())),
}
}
}
Startup class configuration
use tardis::basic::result::TardisResult;
use tardis::tokio;
use tardis::TardisFuns;
use crate::processor::Api;
mod processor;
#[tokio::main]
async fn main() -> TardisResult<()> {
// Initial configuration
TardisFuns::init("config").await?;
// Register the processor and start the web service
TardisFuns::web_server().add_module("", Api).start().await;
TardisFuns::web_server().web_server.await;
Ok(())
}
You can enable cluster mode when it has multi nodes, especially when it comes to k8s.
[fw.cluster]
watch_kind = "k8s"
k8s_svc = "my-service"
k8s_ns = "my-namespace"
In order to use gRPC features, you need the protoc
Protocol Buffers compiler, along with Protocol Buffers resource files.
sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y
sudo apt install -y protobuf-compiler libprotobuf-dev
sudo apk add protoc protobuf-dev
Assuming Homebrew is already installed. (If not, see instructions for installing Homebrew on the Homebrew website.)
brew install protobuf
- Download the latest version of
protoc-xx.y-win64.zip
from HERE - Extract the file
bin\protoc.exe
and put it somewhere in thePATH
- Verify installation by opening a command prompt and enter
protoc --version
|-- examples
|-- reldb Relational database usage example
|-- web-basic Web service Usage Example
|-- web-client Web client Usage Example
|-- websocket WebSocket Usage Example
|-- cache Cache Usage Example
|-- mq Message Queue Usage Example
|-- todos A complete project usage example
|-- multi-apps Multi-application aggregation example
|-- pg-graph-search Graph search by Postgresql example
|-- perf-test Performance test case
|-- tracing-otlp Trace and send data by otlp prococol example
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An
failed to run custom build command for openssl-sys
error occurs when running under Windows.The solution is as follows( @see sfackler/rust-openssl#1062 ):git clone https://github.com/Microsoft/vcpkg --depth=1 cd vcpkg bootstrap-vcpkg.bat vcpkg.exe integrate install vcpkg.exe install openssl:x64-windows-static set OPENSSL_NO_VENDOR=1 set OPENSSL_DIR=<Current Dir>\packages\openssl_x64-windows-static
-
An
failed to run custom build command for openssl-sys
error occurs when running under Ubuntu(similar to other distributions):apt install build-essential perl pkg-config libssl-dev
-
FreeBSD deployment for
openssl-sys
sudo pkg install cmake ninja zip pkgconf gmake git clone https://github.com/Microsoft/vcpkg --depth=1 cd vcpkg sh bootstrap-vcpkg.sh ./vcpkg integrate install ./vcpkg install openssl
-
An
failed to run custom build command for opentelemetry-proto
error occurs when running under Linux:apt install protobuf-compiler
-
An
failed to run custom build command for opentelemetry-proto
error occurs when running under MacOS:brew install protobuf
Thanks to Jetbrains
for the Open Source License