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Client library for the https://www.vultr.com/ API which is documented at https://www.vultr.com/api/
Example blocking
It needs to have the feature “blocking” enabled.
vultr = { version = "*", features = ["blocking"] }
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use vultr::VultrApi;
use vultr::VultrError;
fn main() -> Result<(), VultrError> {
let api = VultrApi::new("<KEY>");
let account = api.get_account_info()?;
println!("ACCOUNT: {:?}", account);
let regions = api.get_regions()?;
println!("REGIONS: {:?}", regions);
let plans = api.get_plans()?;
println!("PLANS: {:?}", plans);
let os = api.get_os_list()?;
println!("OS: {:?}", os);
Ok(())
}
Example async
vultr = { version = "*" }
use vultr::VultrApi;
use vultr::VultrError;
#[async_std::main]
async fn main() -> Result<(), VultrError> {
let api = VultrApi::new("<KEY>");
let account = api.get_account_info_async().await?;
println!("ACCOUNT: {:?}", account);
Ok(())
}
Features
- “default” - use nativetls
- “default-rustls” - use rusttls
- “blocking” - enable blocking api
- “rustls” - enable rustls for reqwest
- “nativetls” - add support for nativetls DEFAULT
- “gzip” - enable gzip in reqwest
- “brotli” - enable brotli in reqwest
- “deflate” - enable deflate in reqwest
Structs
- Builder struct for creating instances.