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In this article, you'll discover how to use the Axum framework to build a RESTful API in Rust that supports basic CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations against a MySQL database.

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Rust CRUD API Example with Axum Framework and MySQL

In this article, you'll discover how to use the Axum framework to build a RESTful API in Rust that supports basic CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations against a MySQL database. To achieve this, we'll be leveraging the SQLx toolkit, which provides a simple and efficient way to interact with databases.

Rust CRUD API Example with Axum Framework and MySQL

Topics Covered

  • Set up and Run the Axum MySQL CRUD API Project
  • Run the Axum CRUD API with a Frontend App
  • Set up the Rust Project
  • Set up the MySQL Server with Docker
  • Connect the Axum Server to the MySQL Server
  • Perform Database Migrations
  • Define the SQLX Database Model
  • Define the API Request Structs
  • Implement the CRUD Functionalities
    • Route Function to Fetch All Records
    • Route Function to Insert a Record
    • Route Function to Retrieve a Record
    • Route Function to Edit a Record
    • Route Function to Delete a Record
    • The Complete Code of the Route Functions
  • Create an Axum Router for the Route Functions
  • Register the Axum Router and Set up CORS
  • Conclusion

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