feat rust

[atharvadeosthale]

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[greptile-apps]

Greptile Summary

This PR adds official Rust SDK support across the Appwrite website: a quick-start guide, blog post and changelog entry, SDK page listing, icon assets, marketing page entry, and Rust code snippets for all server-side documentation pages (Auth, Databases, Storage, Messaging, Functions).

• The tokens.get Rust snippet in file-tokens/+page.markdoc (line 687) is missing all boilerplate — no imports, no #[tokio::main], no client setup — making it the only non-compiling snippet in the PR.
• Two tokens.* snippets in the same file pass Some(\"\") instead of None for the optional expire datetime field, which will likely cause server-side validation failures.

Confidence Score: 4/5

Safe to merge after fixing the two issues in file-tokens/+page.markdoc — an incomplete snippet and two Some("") values that should be None.

The vast majority of the 75-file PR is well-structured and consistent. Two actionable P1 defects exist in a single file: a non-compilable stub snippet and invalid empty-string values for optional datetime parameters. All other Rust documentation additions look correct.

src/routes/docs/products/storage/file-tokens/+page.markdoc — incomplete tokens.get snippet and two Some("") expire values.

Vulnerabilities

No security concerns introduced by this PR. The partial-looking API key strings present in the messaging and auth/labels documentation files are pre-existing across all SDK languages in those files and are clearly illustrative placeholders, not real credentials.

Important Files Changed

Filename	Overview
src/routes/docs/products/storage/file-tokens/+page.markdoc	Adds Rust snippets for all token operations; tokens.get snippet is incomplete (missing imports and setup), and two snippets pass Some("") instead of None for the optional expire field.
src/routes/docs/quick-starts/rust/+page.markdoc	New Rust quick-start guide with complete, well-structured code examples using TablesDB, ID::unique(), and Query; no issues found.
src/routes/blog/post/announcing-appwrite-rust-sdk/+page.markdoc	New blog post announcing the Rust SDK with a clear overview of supported services and a runnable code example; no issues found.
src/lib/utils/references.ts	Adds ServerRust platform constant and Rust entries to the platform and language maps; straightforward and correct.
src/lib/utils/code.ts	Registers the highlight.js Rust language module and maps Platform.ServerRust to the rust highlighter alias; no issues.
src/routes/docs/sdks/+page.markdoc	Adds Rust SDK entry to the server SDKs table and a Rust ID usage example; no issues found.
src/routes/(marketing)/(components)/platforms.svelte	Adds Rust to the marketing platforms list with correct icon imports and brand color; no issues.
src/routes/docs/products/messaging/messages/+page.markdoc	Adds Rust snippets for push, email, and SMS message creation; follow existing file conventions and are complete.
src/routes/docs/products/messaging/topics/+page.markdoc	Adds Rust snippets for topic and subscriber management; consistent with the existing pattern for all SDK languages in this file.

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[adityaoberai]

Incomplete list, need to add: Sites, Tokens, Locale, Avatars

Also, let's separate Auth into Account, Users, and Teams

[adityaoberai]

This is the same as dark @atharvadeosthale

[greptile-apps]

set_session called on immutable binding in get_user snippet

session_client is declared without mut, yet session_client.set_session(session.unwrap()) is called on it on this line. If set_session takes &mut self, this will be a compile error. The binding needs mut:

Suggested change

	let mut session_client = Client::new()

(The same immutability issue was noted for the earlier session snippet at the top of the SSR page — this is a new occurrence of the same problem in the restructured get_user block.)

[adityaoberai]

@atharvadeosthale we need to change the name of the changelog file