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It would be nice if we included a sample Rocket app. This would be a real-life app that has request handlers of various shapes and sizes to demonstrate each rocket-ts feature.
Should this be app be an actual app that can be deployed and used for its intended purpose or just looks like one ? If so can you recommend some handlers to implement or for what any topic to make it on. Should i also make this a cargo workspace for the rocket app ?
I don’t see any value in making the app so real that it can be deployed, and there’s no need to make it do anything actually useful. Why I thought a “real” 🚀 app would be helpful is it allows any Rocket developer to instantly understand how rocket-ts handles things. It’d also be great to ensure it compiles and that our syntax is correct. 🙂
I could see this sample app being perfect for writing test cases against. Ultimately it would be really cool if rocket-ts looked at your entire Rocket app and extracted the handlers and request guards and anything else we grow into. Treating this app as a “test fixture” would be pretty cool.
It would be nice if we included a sample Rocket app. This would be a real-life app that has request handlers of various shapes and sizes to demonstrate each
rocket-ts
feature.It should include a few Custom Request Guards to demonstrate support for #3.
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