anyhow

📚 Accompanying material for the "Mastering Rust for System Programming" book

Life/self managment software

Extensions for the rust Standard library and Tokio.

A crate that makes it easy to use the anyhow crate with the tauri framework as a command result.

Error handling library for gleam language

Rust's anyhow, ported to C++20.

(De)serialize files to/from disk

Provides a Result<T> type and related utility types that can be used to holistically provide object response errors.

Structured, traceable, retry-aware HTTP error responses for Rust APIs. Features anyhow and Axum integration with a framework-agnostic core.

A high-performance web content downloader and localizer built with Rust. Leverages Rust's powerful concurrency to efficiently batch download web pages and save them as local files.

anyhow with location

Ergonomic result / error handling helpers built on anyhow and thiserror.

Rust-style error handling for Kotlin.

Simple Rust web api example with CRUD

A simple RESTful API built with Rust using the Axum framework. This project serves as a starter template for building scalable and maintainable backend applications in Rust. It includes versioned APIs (v1 and v2) for basic user management operations using a JSON file as a datastore.

A high-performance, Rust-based blogging platform API built using Axum, SQLx, and Tokio with PostgreSQL as the database.

A terminal-based application, built with Rust, for converting temperature and length units. My first Rust project

Benchmarks of SNAFU vs Anyhow, including of fat `snafu::Whatever` vs thin `anyhow::Error`.

A fast, flexible, and safe command-line tool built in Rust to automatically organize messy folders into structured directories using customizable rules.

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