- All public items (functions, structs, traits, etc.) MUST have doc comments
- Documentation should follow Rust's documentation conventions:
- Use
///for doc comments on items - Use
//!for module-level documentation - Include examples in doc comments where appropriate
- Document error conditions and panics
- Use markdown formatting in doc comments
- Use
- Each module should have a module-level doc comment explaining its purpose
- Complex algorithms or business logic should have inline comments
- Error types should document possible error conditions
- Configuration options should be well-documented
- Use
#[deprecated]attribute with explanation when deprecating features
- Project initialization
- Create new Rust project
- Directory structure setup
- Add dependencies in Cargo.toml
- Dependencies setup
- actix-web for API
- redis for storage
- tracing for logging
- serde for serialization
- Domain layer implementation
- Documentation standards setup
- Payload entity with docs
- HashId value object with docs
- MimeType handling with docs
- DTOs implementation
- CreatePayloadRequest/Response with docs
- GetPayloadResponse with docs
- Error responses with docs
- Use cases
- CreatePayload with docs
- GetPayload with docs
- DeletePayload with docs and proper error handling
- Rate limiting
- Redis-based rate limiter implementation
- Rate limit middleware
- Logging setup
- tracing configuration
- Request logging middleware
- Error logging with detailed context
- Redis repository implementation
- Connection pool
- CRUD operations
- Expiry handling
- Improved error handling and logging
- HTTP API endpoints
- API versioning structure (v1)
- Payload size validation
- Routes and handlers
- Error handling middleware
- Proper status codes (204, 404, etc.)
- Unit tests
- Domain layer tests
- Use case tests
- Repository tests
- Integration tests
- API endpoint tests
- Rate limiting tests
- Delete endpoint tests
- API documentation
- OpenAPI/Swagger specs
- Example requests/responses
- README and setup instructions
- Installation guide
- Configuration options
- Development setup
- Docker configuration
- Multi-stage build
- Optimized image size
- Docker compose setup
- Redis service
- App service
- Network configuration
- Environment configuration
- Environment variables
- Railway.app specific setup
- Logging configuration
🚀 All core functionality is implemented and tested! Create, Get, and Delete payload endpoints are fully functional with proper error handling and rate limiting. Recent improvements include:
- Fixed delete endpoint implementation with proper error handling
- Added detailed logging throughout the application
- Improved Redis repository error handling and validation
- Fixed configuration issues in main.rs Next: API documentation and deployment configuration.