tideway 0.7.13

A batteries-included Rust web framework built on Axum for building SaaS applications quickly
# Next Steps for Tideway

## Completed Phases ✅

### Phase 1: Production Essentials
- ✅ Compression middleware (gzip/brotli)
- ✅ Security headers (HSTS, CSP, X-Frame-Options, etc.)
- ✅ Request/response logging
- ✅ Timeout middleware
- ✅ Prometheus metrics

### Phase 2: Trait-Based Extensibility
- ✅ DatabasePool trait (SeaORM implementation)
- ✅ Cache trait (in-memory, Redis)
- ✅ SessionStore trait (in-memory, cookie-based)
- ✅ Dependency injection with AppContext

### Phase 3: Developer Experience
- ✅ Custom validators (UUID, slug, phone, JSON, duration)
- ✅ ValidatedQuery and ValidatedForm extractors
- ✅ Enhanced error handling (context, IDs, stack traces)
- ✅ Alba-style testing utilities
- ✅ Test fixtures and fake data helpers
- ✅ Database testing improvements
- ✅ Development mode (enhanced errors, request dumper)
- ✅ Response helpers (paginated, created, no_content)

### Phase 4: Background Jobs
- ✅ Trait-based job queue abstraction (`JobQueue` trait)
- ✅ In-memory job queue (for development/testing)
- ✅ Redis-backed job queue (production)
- ✅ Job retry logic with exponential backoff
- ✅ Job scheduling (delayed execution)
- ✅ Worker pool with graceful shutdown

### Phase 5: WebSocket Support
- ✅ WebSocket handler abstraction
- ✅ Connection management
- ✅ Message broadcasting
- ✅ Room/channel support
- ✅ Heartbeat and connection health monitoring

### Phase 6: Email
- ✅ Mailer trait for email abstraction
- ✅ ConsoleMailer for development
- ✅ SmtpMailer using lettre
- ✅ AppContext integration
- ✅ Documentation for third-party services (Resend, SendGrid, Postmark, AWS SES)

## Recommended Next Steps

### Phase 7: Advanced Features (Lower Priority)
- Job priorities (high/medium/low queues)
- Cron-style scheduling with cron expressions
- SQLx database backend (complete implementation)
- Additional cache backends (Memcached)
- Database-backed sessions
- CLI tool for scaffolding projects

### Phase 8: Documentation & Community
- Deployment guides (Docker, Kubernetes, Railway)
- Performance benchmarks documentation
- Example SaaS application
- Prepare for public release

## Notes

- All core phases (1-6) are complete
- Framework is production-ready for REST APIs, WebSockets, background jobs, and email
- Clippy warnings have been addressed
- Test coverage is comprehensive