Florete

Getting Started

How to become a contributor

Welcome! This page walks you through what you need to know and do before making your first contribution.

Before contributing, please sign our Contributor License Agreement.

Open Core Model

Florete follows an open core model with two promises:

  • the core will always be open (Apache 2.0 or MIT)
  • personal use cases will never be commercialized

The CLA helps the project's business steward, ReteLabs LLC, sustainably support the open source work.
Learn more in the Project Charter.

Prerequisites

Florete is written in Rust and heavily uses asynchronous programming. To contribute effectively, you should be comfortable with:

Onboarding Tasks

These small exercises will familiarise you with async Rust and Tokio patterns used throughout Florete. Feel free to ask the Core Team for feedback.

Task 1: async-echo

Implement echo client-server over TCP using Tokio:

  • v1: Simple client and server with async client handler
  • v2: Bound number of accepted clients in the server
  • v3: Use async Stream API to generate messages in the client

TODO(#22): define more onboarding tasks

Development Environment

TODO(#21): describe development environment

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