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What is xerj built with?

xerj is a Rust repo built with axum, tower, axum-extra, axum-server, and Tokio. It stores its data in SQLite, signs people in with webauthn-rs, hmac, and argon2, uses AI through tokenizers, candle-core, candle-nn, candle-transformers, hf-hub, and 1 more, makes its content with zip, quick-xml, cfb, calamine, csv, and 1 more, is tested with libfuzzer-sys, deploys with tracing, tracing-subscriber, and prometheus, and uses aws-sdk-s3 and rusqlite. It has 896,832 written lines, with 358 test files.

Read on November 6, 2026, at commit 87bf7ac. Read it as markdown

Backend

The base 4

  • axum42 files
  • tower7 files
  • axum-extra3 files
  • axum-server1 file

Data 3

Sign-in 3

  • webauthn-rs4 files
  • hmac2 files
  • argon21 file

AI 6

  • tokenizers3 files
  • ort1 file
  • candle-core2 files
  • candle-nn2 files
  • candle-transformers2 files
  • hf-hub1 file

Support

The base 1

Content 6

  • zip10 files
  • quick-xml7 files
  • cfb3 files
  • calamine1 file
  • csv1 file
  • mail-parser1 file

Testing 1

  • libfuzzer-sys

Deploy 3

Tools 23

  • tree-sitter2 files
  • tree-sitter-bash2 files
  • tree-sitter-c2 files
  • tree-sitter-c-sharp2 files
  • tree-sitter-cpp2 files
  • tree-sitter-go2 files
  • tree-sitter-java2 files
  • tree-sitter-javascript2 files
  • tree-sitter-php2 files
  • tree-sitter-python2 files
  • tree-sitter-ruby2 files
  • tree-sitter-rust2 files
11 more
  • tree-sitter-typescript2 files
  • jemalloc_pprof1 file
  • pprof1 file
  • tree-sitter-elixir1 file
  • tree-sitter-kotlin-ng1 file
  • tree-sitter-lua1 file
  • tree-sitter-powershell1 file
  • tree-sitter-r1 file
  • tree-sitter-scala1 file
  • tree-sitter-swift1 file
  • tree-sitter-zig1 file

Other 63

  • tikv-jemalloc-ctl2 files
  • rustls1 file
  • tikv-jemalloc-sys1 file
  • tikv-jemallocator1 file
  • time1 file
  • serde_json216 files
  • tempfile123 files
  • anyhow108 files
  • serde106 files
  • chrono55 files
  • uuid23 files
  • libc22 files
51 more
  • sha220 files
  • xxhash-rust20 files
  • reqwest19 files
  • rayon17 files
  • regex17 files
  • thiserror14 files
  • async-trait11 files
  • byteorder11 files
  • rand11 files
  • zstd10 files
  • base649 files
  • lz4_flex9 files
  • dashmap8 files
  • memchr8 files
  • parking_lot8 files
  • toml8 files
  • crc32fast6 files
  • flate26 files
  • fs25 files
  • serde_yaml5 files
  • bytes4 files
  • walkdir4 files
  • encoding_rs3 files
  • memmap23 files
  • rustc-hash3 files
  • tar3 files
  • aws-smithy-http-client2 files
  • chrono-tz2 files
  • fst2 files
  • futures2 files
  • subtle2 files
  • tonic2 files
  • unicode-segmentation2 files
  • arc-swap1 file
  • compact_str1 file
  • futures-util1 file
  • http1 file
  • hyper-util1 file
  • ignore1 file
  • notify1 file
  • rcgen1 file
  • ring1 file
  • roaring1 file
  • rust-stemmers1 file
  • streaming-iterator1 file
  • tower-http1 file
  • unicode-normalization1 file
  • url1 file
  • crossbeam
  • openssl
  • prost

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Frequently asked questions

What language is xerj written in?
xerj is written in Rust, with 896,832 written lines.
What framework does xerj use?
xerj is built with axum, tower, axum-extra, axum-server, and Tokio.
What database does xerj use?
xerj stores its data in SQLite.

The proof: engine/crates/xerj-autoindex/src/extract/sqlite_x.rs, line 6

What does xerj sign people in with?
xerj signs people in with webauthn-rs, hmac, and argon2.
Does xerj use AI?
Yes. xerj uses AI through tokenizers, candle-core, candle-nn, candle-transformers, hf-hub, and ort.
What services does xerj use?
xerj uses aws-sdk-s3 and rusqlite.
Does xerj have tests?
Yes. xerj has 358 test files and is tested with libfuzzer-sys.
Which repos have a stack like xerj's?
The ones that share most of its stack:screenpipe/screenpipeheadroomlabs-ai/headroomaaif-goose/goose

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