Creating an API server in Rust with Rocket, SeaORM and JWT

Creating an API server in Rust with Rocket, SeaORM and JWT, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 4.35, with 43 lectures, 1 quizzes, based on 28 reviews, and has 272 subscribers.

You will learn about Create a Rust project Create a REST API server using Rocket Interacting with a database using SeaORM Authenticating APIs using JWT Writing database migrations using SeaORM CLI This course is ideal for individuals who are Programmers curios about creating REST API servers and other projects using Rust or Beginner Rust developers looking to use the Rocket web framework or Beginner Rust developers looking to use SeaORM for database interactions or Beginner Rust developers curios about JWT authentication It is particularly useful for Programmers curios about creating REST API servers and other projects using Rust or Beginner Rust developers looking to use the Rocket web framework or Beginner Rust developers looking to use SeaORM for database interactions or Beginner Rust developers curios about JWT authentication.

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Summary

Title: Creating an API server in Rust with Rocket, SeaORM and JWT

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 4.35

Number of Lectures: 43

Number of Quizzes: 1

Number of Published Lectures: 43

Number of Published Quizzes: 1

Number of Curriculum Items: 44

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 44

Original Price: $22.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Create a Rust project
Create a REST API server using Rocket
Interacting with a database using SeaORM
Authenticating APIs using JWT
Writing database migrations using SeaORM CLI

Who Should Attend

Programmers curios about creating REST API servers and other projects using Rust
Beginner Rust developers looking to use the Rocket web framework
Beginner Rust developers looking to use SeaORM for database interactions
Beginner Rust developers curios about JWT authentication

Target Audiences

Programmers curios about creating REST API servers and other projects using Rust
Beginner Rust developers looking to use the Rocket web framework
Beginner Rust developers looking to use SeaORM for database interactions
Beginner Rust developers curios about JWT authentication

In this course, we’ll create a REST API server in Rust to represent a bookstore. This bookstore would allow us to add books and authors.

Using this system, we’ll be able to:

Create, list, update and delete authors
Create, list, update and delete books
Associate and disassociate books and authors
List all books by a particular author

We’ll learn how to:

Create a new Rust project using cargo
Build and run our Rust project
Add crates and enable crate features

We’ll learn about basic API concepts such:

Routing and HTTP methods
Extracting data from HTTP requests
Interacting with the database to query and insert data
Creating user accounts
Authentication using JWT
Creating and using relationships between models to query and list associated data

Along with these concepts, we’ll learn how to:

Handle incoming (request) and outgoing (response) data in a type safe way
Handle CORS
Create and run database migrations
Create one-to-many database relationships
Create entities from database tables

We’ll have a bonus lecture at the end to learn how to Dockerize our API server to deploy and run it anywhere.

We’ll be using the following crates:

Rocket:a web framework for Rust that makes it simple to write fast, secure web applications without sacrificing flexibility, usability, or type safety.
SeaORM:is a relational ORM to help you build web services in Rust.
jsonwebtokento create and decode JWTs in a strongly typed way.
serde_jsonfor serializing and deserializing Rust data structures efficiently and generically.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Creating a Rust project

Lecture 3: Understanding directory structure

Lecture 4: Basic Requirements and Resources

Lecture 5: GitHub Repository

Chapter 2: Rocket: The web framework

Lecture 1: Adding Rocket

Lecture 2: Rocket Hello World Explanation

Lecture 3: GitHub Repository

Chapter 3: SeaORM: Interacting with the database

Lecture 1: Adding SeaORM

Lecture 2: Designing the database structure

Lecture 3: Setting up migrations

Lecture 4: Writing database migrations

Lecture 5: Connecting to the database and running migrations

Lecture 6: Generating SeaORM entities

Lecture 7: GitHub Repository

Chapter 4: REST API

Lecture 1: Designing the REST API

Lecture 2: Creating a Postman collection

Chapter 5: Working with Rocket

Lecture 1: Rocket: Response, Routing and Controllers

Lecture 2: Rocket Fairings: CORS

Lecture 3: Rocket Managed State: Database

Lecture 4: Rocket: Request and Response Data – Sign in

Lecture 5: Rocket: Request and Response Data – Sign Up

Lecture 6: GitHub Repository

Chapter 6: Authentication and Sign Up

Lecture 1: Authentication Flow

Lecture 2: Implementing Sign Up

Lecture 3: Implementing Sign In

Lecture 4: Rocket Request Guards

Lecture 5: GitHub Repository

Chapter 7: Implementing Controllers

Lecture 1: Postman collection setup

Lecture 2: JSON Responses

Lecture 3: Books: List

Lecture 4: Authors: List

Lecture 5: Creating Authors

Lecture 6: Creating Books

Lecture 7: Show one Book and one Author

Lecture 8: Updating Books and Authors

Lecture 9: Deleting Books and Authors

Lecture 10: List Books by an Author

Lecture 11: Implementing From trait

Lecture 12: GitHub Repository

Chapter 8: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Dockerize – Creating a Docker image

Lecture 2: GitHub Repository

Lecture 3: Conclusion

Instructors

Afaan Bilal
Senior Software Development Engineer

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