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Rust + Elm = Web 💖

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# Rust + Elm = Rülm

Rülm is a minimal, fullstack web app template for Rust and Elm.
It is not a crate/library/framework (yet) but rather an app that's
supposed to be a starting point to build a full app.
In less than 500 lines of code!

```text
$ wc -l src/main.rs client/src/Main.elm www/index.html
     183 src/main.rs
      95 client/src/Main.elm
      47 www/index.html
     325 total
```

The approach is inspired by [Lamdera's](https://dashboard.lamdera.app/docs) message exchange model.
That means the app developer does not have to care about the specifics of the underlying (http)protocol.

If you have questions or suggestions feel free reach out to me (@axelerator) on the [Elm Slack](https://elm-lang.org/community/slack)

## How to run

In the project directory:

```
~ ruelm $ cargo run
    Finished dev [unoptimized + debuginfo] target(s) in 0.22s
     Running `target/debug/ruelm`
```
This will generate the `Bindings.elm` module necessary to compile the Elm
client and starts the server. `Ctrl + C` to kill the server.

Change into the Elm client directory and compile it into the `www` folder like so:
```
~ ruelm » cd client
~ ruelm/client » elm make src/Main.elm --output=../www/assets/main.js
Success!

Main ───> ../www/assets/main.js
```
Alternatively to the last step, there is also [a watch script](client/bin/watch.sh) that will recompile the Elm client on changes, but it's only tested on macOS so far.

## How it works

Directory structure:

```text
├── src
│   └── main.rs              // Rust server
├── client
│   ├── src
│   │   ├── generated
│   │   │   └── Bindings.elm // generated Elm bindings
│   │   └── Main.elm         // Elm client 
│   └── bin
│       └── watch.sh         // (macOS) watch script to compile on save
└── www
    ├── index.html           // Entry point
    └── assets
        └── main.js          // compiled Elm code 
```

### Authentication

The index page contains a "hard coded" login form that sends a POST request to the `/login` endpoint.
If the credentials are correct, the server will respond with a redirect to the index page with
a `session_id` request parameter.

The `index.html` contains a small script that'll look for the `session_id` in the URL and then
load the Elm application with the `session_id` passed in as a flag.

### SSE (Server Sent Events)

If the login was successful, the `index.html` will also open a SSE connection using the `session_id`.

### Message exchange

There is one more route `/send` that the Elm client can use to send messages to the server.

Messages from the frontend to the backend are defined on the Rust side as the `ToBackend` enum.
When the server gets started it uses the [`elm_rs` crate](https://crates.io/crates/elm-rs) to write
the matching Elm types into the Elm application's `src` directory.

The same happens for the `ToFrontend` enum that defines the messages from the server to the frontend.

`ToBackend` messages can be sent using the `sendToBackend` function where they will be automatically
deserialized into the matching Rust type.

The messages will be processed in a single worker thread where the server can respond by sending
`ToFrontend` messages to one or more clients (identified by `session_id`)

These messages get transferred to the Elm client through a port and then centrally processed
by the [`updateFromBackend` function](https://github.com/axelerator/ruelm/blob/main/client/src/Main.elm#L55)

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