sdk-rust

Problem: When I began exploring what I could build on the Blockless network, I noticed that there were a few features missing in the Rust SDK, which prevented me from using it to its fullest extent. Additionally, while trying out the features, I realized that there was a lack of documentation for the Rust SDK to facilitate my development. Instead, I had to comb through the actual source code of the SDK to see which functions and structs were available. This process was quite cumbersome.

Solution: While rewriting the code examples from AssemblyScript, I encountered a dead end when I realized there was no native support for IPFS and AWS extensions in the SDK. I then began investigating how existing features, like the HTTP extension, were implemented in the SDK. Through this, I discovered that the SDK was calling functions defined externally in the BLS runtime. Gradually, I pieced together how the SDK's internals interacted with the runtime.

          Using the function definitions and existing features as references, I proceeded to implement the missing features in the SDK. After completing the implementation, I wrote examples to help developers understand how to use these new features more easily. Finally, I added concise documentation detailing the features provided by the SDK.