Tutorial for implementing an adapter

[janosimas]

Sorry if I missed it but is there a tutorial for implementing adapters and data sources?

[obi1kenobi]

Not yet, unfortunately. The first step is always writing a schema that describes your data and is sufficient for your intended queries. Assuming you're using Rust, trustfall_stubgen can generate all the boilerplate code structure you need, and will even write a test case for you that won't pass until you've replaced all the generated `todo!()` bits. If you're open to contributing, we'd love a PR with a tutorial!

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[janosimas]

Thanks for the suggestion.

Right now, my only use case is only curiosity, trying this will be in low priority in my list.
After I get it to work, we can talk about a PR.

[obi1kenobi]

Makes sense. Also, I'm sure you've already seen the example adapters in the `examples` directory, right?

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