tchatchers is a blazing fast chat application built with Axum and Yew.rs
MIT License
The application is deployed on https://tchatche.xyz and should be compatible with any modern navigator.
It was formerly on tchatchers but the domain name renewal fee was too expensive.
tchatchers is an application used to help clients to communicate between each others. It is built with yew.rs and axum server in order to provide blazing fast responses and strong API.
The main application's usage is to create rooms to talk between people being connected to the application. You like football ? Try the football room. You like philosophy ? Try the philosophy one.
All depends on you to chat how you want to .
Follow this guide.
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├── Cargo.lock => Dependency lock file generated by Cargo
├── Cargo.toml => Main configuration file for the Rust project
├── CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md => Code of conduct for contributors
├── docker-compose_dev.yml => Docker compose file for development environment
├── docker-compose.yml => Docker compose file for production environment
├── Dockerfile_back => Dockerfile for building the backend service
├── Dockerfile_front => Dockerfile for building the frontend service
├── Dockerfile_tct => Dockerfile for building the TCT tool
├── LICENSE.MD => License file for the project
├── Makefile.toml => Makefile for building and testing the project
├── README.md => Project README file
├── SETUP.md => Instructions for setting up the development environment
├── setup.sh => Shell script for setting up the development environment
├── tchatchers_back => Rust crate for the backend service
├── tchatchers_cli_tools => Rust crate for command-line tools
├── tchatchers_core => Rust crate for shared core functionality
└── tchatchers_front => Rust crate for the frontend service
└── tchatchers_async => Rust crate for the asynchronous service
The rustdoc can be found for each subproject at :
Technology/Framework | Utility | Version |
---|---|---|
Rust | Programming language | 1.68.2 |
Tailwind | Stylesheets | 3.X |
yew.rs | WASM Frontend framework | 0.20 |
axum | Rust server | 0.6.12 |
trunk-rs | Rust development WASM server | 0.16 |
nginx | Reverse proxy server | latest |
Postgres | SQL engine | latest |
Redis | Messaging and cache | latest |
The production architecture consists of several layers :
Made with one of my other tools, doteur.
My goal with this project was to learn more about both WASM and Websocket technologies besides of perfecting my Rust knowledge. It was really nice to build such a project and I hope it can inspire or help other peoples to built similar tools. I think the code is pretty good (even though it should be perfectible) on the back and core projects, but quite perfectible on the front one. It is to note that there are still some bugs remaining.
My feeling is that both Rust and WASM have a pretty good future when it comes to frontend apps. The backend side of Rust already has several frameworks that are making it a reliable language when it comes to handling data logic, and the development of yew.rs or similar technologies in the future could be a game changer for the interest users and firms have toward the language.
Thanks to the Rust community for all their advices and their time reviewing my project, it's always a pleasure to be part of such a community. 😊 🦀