Module facades 

The facades — static proxies onto container-resolved services.

use rainier_framework::facades::{Config, DB, Event, Queue};

let name: String = Config::instance().get_or("app.name", "Rainier".into());
Event::instance().dispatch(UserRegistered { id }).await?;
Queue::instance().dispatch(SendWelcomeEmail { id }).await?;
let posts: Vec<Post> = DB::instance().fetch_all(prepared).await?;

Every call resolves through the container, so rebinding the accessor swaps what every facade call sees — which is how a test installs a fake without a separate swap mechanism.

The convenience is real and so is the cost: a facade hides a dependency that a constructor argument would have made visible. Reach for one in application code and route closures; take the service as an argument in anything you intend to unit-test.

Structs

Broadcast

Broadcasting to WebSocket channels.

Cache

The cache.

Config

The configuration repository.

Crypt

Encryption and signing.

DB

The database handle.

Event

The event dispatcher — Rainier’s hook bus.

Mail

The mailer.

Middleware

The middleware registry.

Notify

Notifications.

Queue

The queue dispatcher.

Session

The session store and its settings.

Storage

File storage.

Url

URL generation for named routes.

View

The view engine.

Views

The application’s view engine, as a container-storable value.