appwrite-rust

Add the appwrite crate and tokio with full features, then build a Client with set_endpoint, set_project, and set_key inside a #[tokio::main] async function. All service calls are async and must be awaited.

Use TablesDB::new(&client) and call create_row with a serde_json::json! payload, or list_rows with Query builders converted via .to_string(). Pass None for optional parameters you are not setting.

Use TablesDB for all new code, as it is the current API for database, table, and row operations. Only use the legacy Databases service if an existing project explicitly depends on it.

No, the Rust SDK is server-side only and authenticates with an API key. For browser or mobile client auth flows, use the TypeScript/Web, Flutter, Apple, Android, or React Native SDKs instead.

Use InputFile::from_path for disk files or InputFile::from_bytes for in-memory data, then pass it to storage.create_file with a bucket ID and optional permission strings built from Permission and Role helpers.

Match on the awaited result and inspect error.status_code() and error.get_message() to branch on cases like 404. Propagate unhandled errors by boxing them as Box<dyn std::error::Error>.