Crate duckity 

A pure-Rust Duckity API client.

For a more detailed documentation, check out Duckity Docs on the Rust SDK.

Installation

To add the package to your project, install it with cargo:

$ cargo add duckity

Quick Start

First of all, you need a Duckity application. Head over to the Duckity dashboard to create one if you don’t have created it yet.

To solve a challenge, use duckity::solve.

let solution = duckity::solve(application_id, protection_profile_id).await?;

Compiling

Make sure to compile in release mode when testing challenge solving. Given solving challenges is completely CPU-bound, you will see massive differences between solving in debug and release mode (debug was x23 slower to solve in our tests).

Contributing

Contributions of any kind are welcome! Suggestions, issues, PRs, and everything else goes into our SDKs repository in GitHub.

Modules

core

Low-level implementation of challenge decoding, solving, and encoding.

Structs

ChallengeGetter

Challenge-getting builder. Initialize with solve.

SolutionValidator

Solution validation builder. Initialized via validate. Awaitable.

Enums

DuckityError

Wrapper over all possible errors returned by the duckity crate.

Functions

solve

Gets a challenge from the Duckling API, solves it, and returns the solution.

validate

Validates a solution token.