What is check-if-email-exists built with?
check-if-email-exists is a Rust repo built with Warp, Tokio, tokio-executor-trait, and tokio-reactor-trait. It watches its errors with Sentry, makes its content with csv, is tested with fantoccini, deploys with log, tracing, tracing-subscriber, and lambda_runtime, and uses sqlx and lapin. It has 8,417 written lines, with 1 test file.
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Backend
Data 2
- sqlx16 files
- lapin7 files
Services 1
- Sentry3 files · core/src/util/sentry.rs, line 12
Support
Content 1
- csv4 files
Testing 1
- fantoccini3 files
Deploy 4
tracing27 files
- lambda_runtime1 file
- log
Tools 1
clap1 file
Other 21
once_cell3 files
hickory-proto2 files
rustls1 file
- serde31 files
- serde_json23 files
- thiserror12 files
- anyhow10 files
- reqwest9 files
- futures6 files
- uuid2 files
- async-recursion1 file
- chrono1 file
- config1 file
- derive_builder1 file
- dotenv1 file
- http1 file
- md51 file
- rand1 file
- regex1 file
- openssl
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