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Azure DevOps Rust API

This is an unofficial Azure DevOps Rust API crate. It is in early development and only a small subset of function has been tested, so there will be issues and breaking changes. If you find any issues then please raise them via Github.

Overview

azure_devops_rust_api implements a Rust interface to the Azure DevOps REST API (version 7.1).

The crate is autogenerated from the Azure DevOps OpenAPI spec.

Usage

Usage overview

The crate has many features/modules, but the general approach is similar for all:

Obtain authentication credentials
Create a client for the feature/module that you want to use
Use the client to make requests

Code example

Example usage (from examples/git_repo_list.rs):

    // Get authentication credentials via the az cli
    let credential = Arc::new(azure_identity::AzureCliCredential {});

    // Get ADO server configuration via environment variables
    let service_endpoint =
        env::var("ADO_SERVICE_ENDPOINT").expect("Must define ADO_SERVICE_ENDPOINT");
    let organization = env::var("ADO_ORGANIZATION").expect("Must define ADO_ORGANIZATION");
    let project = env::var("ADO_PROJECT").expect("Must define ADO_PROJECT");

    // Create a "git" client
    let client = git::operations::Client::new(service_endpoint, credential, vec![]);

    // Use the client to list all repositories in the specified organization/project
    let repos = client
        .repositories()
        .list(organization, project)
        .into_future()
        .await
        .unwrap()
        .value;

    // Output repo names
    for repo in repos.iter() {
        println!("{}", repo.name);
    }
    println!("{} repos found", repos.len());

Individual components in the API are enabled via Rust features.

See the features section of Cargo.toml for the full list of features.

Example application Cargo.toml dependency spec showing how to specify desired features:

[dependencies]
...
azure_devops_rust_api = { version = "0.1.0", features = ["git", "pipelines"] }

Examples

See examples directory.

Define environment variables:

export ADO_SERVICE_ENDPOINT=https://dev.azure.com
export ADO_ORGANIZATION=<organization-name>
export ADO_PROJECT=<project-name>

Note that you need to authenticate via az login before running the examples.

az login
cargo run --example git_repo_get --features="git" <repo-name>