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RESTful API in Rust using Axum Framework and MongoDB

Are you looking to build a lightning-fast RESTful API with Rust? Then you're in the right place! In this article, we'll explore how to create a robust API that supports Create, Read, Update, and Delete operations using the Axum framework and MongoDB. But before we dive in, let's first understand what RESTful APIs and CRUD operations are and why they matter.

RESTful API in Rust using Axum Framework and MongoDB

Topics Covered

  • Run the Axum MongoDB API Project
  • Run the Axum API with a Frontend App
  • Setup the Rust Project
  • Setup MongoDB Server with Docker
  • Create the MongoDB Database Model
  • Create the API Request Structs
  • Create the API Response Structs
  • Handle the MongoDB Errors
  • Connect the Axum Server to MongoDB
  • Create Some Helper Functions
    • Function to Transform the Database Model
    • Function to Create a MongoDB Document
  • Perform the CRUD Operations
    • Function to Retrieve all the Documents
    • Function to Insert a Document
    • Function to Fetch a Single Document
    • Function to Edit a Document
    • Function to Delete a Document
    • The Complete Code of the CRUD Functions
  • Create the Axum Route Functions
    • Axum Route Function to Fetch All Notes
    • Axum Route Function to Add a Note
    • Axum Route Function to Get a Note
    • Axum Route Function to Edit a Note
    • Axum Route Function to Delete a Note
    • The Complete Code of the Axum Route Functions
  • Create the Axum API Router
  • Register the API Router and Set up CORS
  • Conclusion

Read the entire article here: https://codevoweb.com/restful-api-in-rust-using-axum-framework-and-mongodb/

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