Rust News Aggregator is a comprehensive news aggregation service leveraging the robustness of Rust programming. It's designed to fetch and display articles from a multitude of sources in real-time, powered by the NewsAPI service.
The project is a testament to Rust's capability in handling web services, utilizing a suite of libraries for web serving, requests handling, serialization, environment management, and templating.
- Aggregation of live news articles from various sources.
- NewsAPI integration for a vast selection of news feeds.
- Dynamic web serving with
actix-web. - Seamless serialization and deserialization of data with
serde. - Environment configuration management with
dotenv. - Templating with
askamafor a dynamic front-end.
To run the Rust News Aggregator, ensure that Rust is installed on your system. Follow the installation guide here if you haven't installed Rust.
To install the Rust News Aggregator:
git clone https://github.com/yourusername/news-aggregator.git
cd news-aggregatorNEWS_API_KEY=your_news_api_key
The project is modularized into different components:
main.rs: Initializes the HTTP server, sets up routes, and prepares the application data.
handlers.rs: Handles the fetching of articles from NewsAPI.
models.rs: Defines the data structures for articles.
utils.rs: Contains utility functions for article formatting.
Templates for the application's front-end are located in the templates directory.
Rust News Aggregator is made available under the MIT License, allowing for open and free software use, modification, and distribution.