One of the more confusing examples for me to learn when studying Dave Macleod’s excellent “Rust in a Month of Lunches” was page 145. Check the “Rust Book” for the official description of the from trait : https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/convert/trait.From.html I modified the example to use cities in England to help me relate to it! Two cities, […]
If you are new to SurrealDB and Rust you may be interested in how to get the data from a Response or even be trying to parse a ‘Value’. The Response struct The secret is to make a struct that will contain the keys (field names) that are present in the response. You don’t want […]
Let’s look at “state” in Actix-web HttpRequest::app_data app_data is a method provided by actix-web, specifically for the App and HttpRequest types. Here’s how it works: Summary: Example code Alternatively, use the HttpRequest::app_data method to access data in a handler. And here is the main function The line Data::clone(&data) is effectively cloning a reference to the […]
Let’s look at namespaces, scope, and state: https://actix.rs/docs/application Here’s a real-world use case where application state is essential in an Actix Web application. Consider a scenario where you have a web service that provides exchange rates for different currencies. You might want to maintain a cache of these rates in the application state to avoid […]
Regular functions block threads Async doesn’t block threads Before we look at what tokio does, let’s consider how we’d run 3 tasks if they were ‘blocking’ Without Tokio (blocking): If you used std::thread::sleep, the execution would pause (block) for each function call until the sleep duration completes. This means that when you execute the code […]
Code plus screenshots – how to manipulate the layout in Rust + iced.rs Credit : https://jl710.github.io/iced-guide/index.html © Héctor Ramón (hecrj) for the iced logo. just using “row” Change “row” to “column” just using “column” Column is centered…but not the text! 🤔 Column is centered and the text! 😀 Centre the window – iced.rs – 0.13 […]
Hash Time-Locked Contracts (HTLCs) are used in atomic swaps, allowing parties to exchange assets across different blockchains without trusting each other directly. Understanding HTLC Atomic Swaps with Bob and Alice Hash Time-Locked Contracts (HTLCs) are smart contracts used in atomic swaps, enabling two parties—let’s call them Bob and Alice—to exchange assets across different blockchains without […]
Let’s pick the code apart for a timelock smart contract and with a bit of help from chatGPT and the Stellar documentation we’ll make sure we understand every part of it. https://github.com/stellar/soroban-examples/blob/main/timelock/src/lib.rs Timelock This is how it works with Alice and Bob: In summary, the contract protects the funds by ensuring that only the designated […]
For more info check : https://developers.stellar.org/docs/build/guides/cli/contract-lifecycle Calling (invoking) a contract : py-stellar-base is a Python library for communicating with a Stellar Horizon server and Soroban-RPC server. It is used for building Stellar apps on Python. It supports Python 3.8+ as well as PyPy 3.8+.It provides: a networking layer API for Horizon endpoints. a networking layer […]
Testing Rust code for “signup” and checking the token. Add Scope and then you can create the JWT. Watch the YouTube video here: https://youtu.be/e4a8lOT_Gxg https://surrealdb.com Use the bearer token created by the rust code, not the one here as it will have expired WEBDOCK Linux VPS Hosting
