README.md

ActixExample

This project is a simple HTTP server implementation using the Actix web framework. The project provides a greet service that responds to different endpoints with data received through path parameters, query parameters, and JSON payloads. The project is structured in a modular way, with the greeter_service module being used from another part of the project.

Endpoints

• GET /{name}/{surname}

  • This endpoint receives name and surname as path parameters and responds with a greeting message.

  #[get("/{name}/{surname}")]
  pub async fn greet_path(path: web::Path<GreetPathParams>) -> impl Responder {
      let name = &path.name;
      let surname = &path.surname;
      greeter(&format!("{} {}", name, surname))
  }

• GET /

  • This endpoint receives name and surname as as query parameters and responds with a greeting message.

    #[get("/")]
    pub async fn greet_query(params: web::Query<GreetPathParams>) -> impl Responder {
        let name = &params.name;
        let surname = &params.surname;
        greeter(&format!("{} {}", name, surname))
    }

• POST /

  • This endpoint receives name and surname as JSON payload and responds with a greeting message.

    #[post("/")]
    pub async fn greet_json(params: web::Json<GreetPathParams>) -> impl Responder {
        let name = &params.name;
        let surname = &params.surname;
        greeter(&format!("{} {}", name, surname))
    }

Structure

• The project is designed with modularity in mind. The greeter_service module is imported from another part of the project, demonstrating how different parts of a project can be organized and reused.

Starter Project

• This project serves as a starter template for building more complex web applications using the Actix web framework. It provides basic examples of handling different types of requests and structuring a project in a modular way.