• Interact with the Codewars REST API
  • Get user info
  • Get list of completed challenges
  • Get list of authored challenges
  • Get kata info
• Interact with the Codewars API using webhooks

You can install this crate from Crates.io using Cargo:

$ cargo add codewars-api

At this moment only REST API is supported, webhook support will be added in the future. Import it in your project:

use codewars_api::rest_api::client::RestCodewarsClient;

Then, initialize the client:

let client = RestCodewarsClient::new();

And you can use methods of client:

let user = client.get_user("username").await.unwrap();
let challenges = client.get_completed_challenges("username", 1).await.unwrap();

$ cargo add tokio

use tokio;
use codewars_api::rest_api::client::RestCodewarsClient;

#[tokio::main]
async fn main() {
    let client = RestCodewarsClient::new();
    let user = client.get_user("username").await.unwrap();
    let challenges = client.get_completed_challenges("username", 1).await.unwrap();
}

Documentation for this crate can be found at docs.rs Also, you can see examples of using this crate in examples. To run example clone this repo and run this:

$ cargo run --example <example_name>

For example:

$ cargo run --example print_name

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Firstly, you should install Git and Rust.

• Create fork of this repo by pressing button on the top of this page.
• Clone your fork

$ git clone https://github.com/username/codewars-api-rs.git

• Go to directory where you cloned repo

$ cd codewars-api-rs

• Create new branch
• Make your changes
• Run tests:

$ cargo test

• Write tests and documentation for your changes
• Format and lint code:

$ cargo fmt
$ cargo clippy

• Commit changes
• Create PR

You can learn more about writing tests in the official documentation. We test all methods of RestCodewarsClient struct in doctests. At this moment, we don't use mock in doctests, so you should add no_run attribute for doctests, like this:

# Examples
```no_run
use codewars_api::rest_api::client::RestCodewarsClient;
...
```

In unit tests we use mockito library for mock testing. See it's official documentation for more information. Mocks are stored in tests/mocks directory. All mocks are from Codewars documentation.