Rust & Go

Rust Local HTTP API

A local Rust API with health checks and an in-memory notes CRUD tested over real sockets. An educational foundation with deliberately limited HTTP support.

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Resource type
Downloadable pack
Version
1.0.0
Licence
MIT

Contents and terms

Understand an API down to the socket

A four-worker Rust server exposes health and notes CRUD endpoints. Its parser bounds sizes and timeouts and rejects ambiguous HTTP framing. JSON responses escape user text.

This foundation binds only to loopback. It implements a strict HTTP subset and loses data on restart. Do not expose it publicly or present it as a production server.

Included capabilities

  • Health and notes CRUD
  • Standard library only
  • Four workers and bounded connection queue
  • Read deadlines and body limits
  • Real TCP socket tests

Licence and getting started

Original code under the MIT licence, copyright 2026 STELLARR STUDIO. Personal and commercial use permitted with the licence notice retained. French and English guides included. Trademarks and dependencies retain their own rights.

Read the README for requirements, start commands, tests and deployment limits. Hosting, compute, external APIs and bespoke support are not included.

Included files

  • .gitignore
  • Cargo.lock
  • Cargo.toml
  • examples/requests.http
  • kit.json
  • LICENSE
  • README.en.md
  • README.md
  • src/lib.rs
  • src/main.rs
  • tests/transport.rs
  • THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md

Getting started

01

Compatibility

The technologies on this page provide a starting point. Check exact versions, dependencies and requirements in the included guides before installation.

  • Rust
  • TCP
  • HTTP/1.1 subset
02

Set up at your own pace

Download the archive from your account, extract it into a dedicated directory and follow README.md or README.en.md. Review commands and try the provided examples before using your own data.

03

An explicit scope

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