Rust

Rust packages are generated into dist/<bundle>/packages/rust as wre-sdk-<target>. They are not published to crates.io, so depend on one by path:

wre client package --bundle default

[dependencies]
wre-sdk-akamai = { path = "dist/default/packages/rust/akamai" }

Use

use wre_sdk_akamai::{AkamaiConfig, Client, OpenOptions, SolveInput};

let config = AkamaiConfig {
    page_url: Some("https://acme.example/".into()),
    ..Default::default()
};

let client = Client::open(&config, OpenOptions::default())?;
let solved = client.solve(&SolveInput::default())?;
println!("{:?}", solved.cookies);
client.close()?;

The binary is found through WRE_BINARY, then WRE_WRED, then target/release/wred upward from the working directory, then PATH.

Without a generated crate

wre-client in this repository carries the Client trait, the op schema and the sidecar protocol, plus a rust consumer. Use it to drive a binary that has no generated package, or several targets from one process.

Writing a new client is the other side of the same crate. Headless clients is the authoring guide.