pub fn create_client(proxy: &str) -> Result<Box<dyn TableClient>, Error>Expand description
Connects over HTTP API v4.
The counterpart of CreateClient in the C++ client, and returns the same
interface create_rpc_client does — so which transport a program uses is
one line, and nothing below it changes.
use ytsaurus_api::{LookupOptions, Row, TableClient};
let client = ytsaurus_client::create_client("localhost:8000")?;
let key = Row::new().with("key", 1i64);
let rows = client.lookup_rows("//tmp/table", &[key], &LookupOptions::default())?;HTTP is the right default. It reaches everything, it is what the rest of
this crate speaks, and it carries none of the pre-release gates the RPC
crate does. Reach for create_rpc_client when per-request latency under
concurrency is measurably the bottleneck — and read
docs/rpc-compatibility.md first.