This is a Rust with Rocket web framework project template. Check our tutorials for frontend development to learn the basics of HTML, CSS. Check out the official Rust documentation (https://www.rust-lang.org/learn) to learn the basics of the Rust programming language, and Rocket's guide (https://rocket.rs/v0.5-rc/guide/) to learn about the Rocket web framework
To be able to fully understand and modify this project, you should know (or learn):
Rust programming language Rocket web framework Handlebars
Customize this project to make it your own. Implement new features, modify existing ones, or integrate it with other technologies.
The project is structured as follows:
src folder contains the project's source code. static folder contains the static resources (e.g., HTML, CSS, JavaScript files). templates folder contains the handlebars templates. Rocket.toml contains the application properties. Cargo.toml contains application dependencies.
Dynamic spaces can use SQLite database.
The database file is called database.db. It is placed inside the w3s-dynamic-storage folder.
SQLite connection path to the database is w3s-dynamic-storage/database.db which you can use to connect to the SQLite database programmatically.
Do not change the w3s-dynamic-storage folder name or database.db file name!
By changing the w3s-dynamic-storage folder name or database.db file name, you risk the space not working properly.
For now, files created/uploaded or edited from within the terminal view will not be backed up or synced. When you're in the editor, the dev server will automatically be running and any changes you make will automatically restart the app.
Join the Rocket web framework's Discord community and ask questions in the appropriate channel to get your project to the next level. If you have any technical issues with the project, feel free to send us a support ticket.