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    Creating an API server in Rust with Actix, SQLx and JWT

    Posted By: lucky_aut
    Creating an API server in Rust with Actix, SQLx and JWT

    Creating an API server in Rust with Actix, SQLx and JWT
    Published 1/2025
    MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
    Language: English | Duration: 2h 44m | Size: 1.37 GB

    Build your own REST API server with the safety and performance of Rust using Actix Web, SQLx and JWT authentication.

    What you'll learn
    Create a Rust project
    Create a REST API server using Actix Web
    Interacting with a database using SQLx
    Authenticating APIs using JWT
    Running database migrations using SQLx CLI

    Requirements
    Basic programming experience
    Basic experience with the Rust programming language

    Description
    In this course, we'll create a REST API server in Rust to manage a personal budget called MoneyFlow. MoneyFlow would allow us to manage categories and transactions.Using this system, we'll be able to:Create, list, update and delete categoriesCreate, list, update and delete transactionsList all transactions by a particular categorySee total running balance and the running balance for a categoryWe'll learn how to:Create a new Rust project using cargoBuild and run our Rust projectAdd crates and enable crate featuresWe'll learn about basic API concepts such:Routing and HTTP methodsExtracting data from HTTP requestsInteracting with the database to query and insert dataCreating user accountsAuthentication using JWTUsing relationships between models to query and list associated dataAlong with these concepts, we'll learn how to:Handle incoming (request) and outgoing (response) data in a type safe wayHandle CORSRate limitingCreate and run database migrationsWe'll have an additional 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:Actix Web: a powerful, pragmatic, and extremely fast web framework for Rust.SQLx: an async, pure Rust SQL crate featuring compile-time checked queries.jsonwebtoken to create and decode JWTs in a strongly typed way.serde and serde_json for serializing and deserializing Rust data structures efficiently and generically.

    Who this course is for
    Programmers curios about creating REST API servers and other projects using Rust
    Beginner Rust developers looking to use the Actix Web framework
    Beginner Rust developers looking to use SQLx for database interactions