CLI to create web services with Actix

• Minimal server with health check and readiness check
• Fault-tolerant option can be enabled to use Bastion
• Logger middleware option can be enabled with --request-logger flag
• Basic CRUD controllers
• Unwraps to Crate Error
• Database configurations
• Auth middleware option can be enabled with --auth flag
• Basic Docker config can be enabled with flag
• Read routes configs from Config.toml
• Read models configs from Config.toml

Not defining a Database will mean a Context will be created to support a basic HashMap.

1. If you don't have Rust in your computer you can run make setup or visit https://rustup.rs/.
2. Make sure your /usr/local/bin is in PATH.
3. Than run make build.

• Windows not yet supported

actix-cli 0.1.0
A CLI to create actix-web projects boilerplate

USAGE:
    actix-cli [OPTIONS] --context <context> --name <name>

FLAGS:
    -h, --help       Prints help information
    -V, --version    Prints version information

OPTIONS:
    -c, --config-file <config-file>          Config.toml file path
        --context <context>                  Which database configuration. Currently only `InMemory` allowed [possible
                                             values: InMemory]
    -f, --fault-tolerant <fault-tolerant>    Enables Bastion for fault tolerant system [default: true]
    -n, --name <name>                        Defines project name in Cargo.toml
    -r, --request-logger <request-logger>    Enables request logger as `[IP:%a DATETIME:%t REQUEST:\"%r\" STATUS: %s
                                             DURATION:%D X-REQUEST-ID:%{x-request-id}o] and `"[x-request-id:
                                             Uuid::new_v4()]` [default: true]

• fault-tolerant: bool.
• request-logger: bool.
• name: String.
• config-file: std::path::PathBuf.
• context: case insetive enum containing InMemory and in the future PostgresDB and DynamoDB.

By executing command actix-cli -n maluco-cli -r true -f true --config-file actix-cli/Config.toml --context inmemory with the Config.toml as defined below in CRUD section the result is found in the repo

A few examples of Config.toml.

[crud]
name = "object"

[crud.routes]
create = "object/new"
read = "object/get/{id}"
update = "object/update/{id}"
delete = "object/delete/{id}"
list = "object/get"

[crud.model]
name = "String"
age = "usize"
school = "String"

• name is required.
• routes is required, all routes should be Strings.
• If routes don't start with name, name will bem added to them.
• model is required, all types should be Strings with valid Rust types.