Initial Version

Cargo.toml

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+# Remember to run `cargo update` to ensure that versions are updated.
+# `cargo clean` does not change the Cargo.lock file.
 [package]
 name = "rustbox"
 version = "0.1.0"
 authors = ["jrconlin <jconlin+git@mozilla.com>"]
 
 [dependencies]
-rocket="0.3"
-rocket_codegen="0.3"
-serde="1.0"
-serde_json="1.0"
-serde_derive="1.0"
-mysql="12.2"
-reqwest="0.8"  # for HTTP Client calls.
-
+failure="~0.1"
+mysql="~12.2"
+rand="~0.4"
+reqwest="^0.8.5"
+rocket="~0.3"
+rocket_codegen="~0.3"
+serde="~1.0"
+serde_derive="~1.0"
+serde_json="~1.0"
+slog="~2.2"
+slog-async="~2.2"
+slog-term="~2.3"
+slog-json="~2.2"
+slog-scope="~4.0"
+slog-stdlog="~3.0"
+time="~0.1"
 
 [dependencies.rocket_contrib]
-default-features=false
+version="~0.3"
+default-features=true
+
+[dependencies.diesel]
+version="~1.1"
+features=["mysql", "r2d2"]
 
-[dependencies.mysql]
-version="*"
-#features=["ssl"]
+[dependencies.diesel_migrations]
+version="~1.1"
+features=["mysql"]

README.md

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+# Rustbox - A rust implementation of PushBox long term storage
+
+## What is it?
+
+This is an internal project. mozilla needs the ability to store large data 
+chunks that may not fit perfectly within a standard WebPush message. PushBox
+acts as an intermediary store for those chunks. 
+
+Messages are created by Firefox Accounts (FxA), stored here, and then a 
+WebPush message containing a URL that points back to this storage is sent
+to the User Agent.
+
+The User Agent can then fetch the data, decrypt it and do whatever it needs
+to. 
+
+This project, once completed, will eventually replace the AWS Severless 
+PushBox project. It's being developed here because serverless can be a bit
+greedy about what it grabs, and since PushBox is a rapid prototype, it's
+good to treat it in a clean room environment.
+
+
+## Requirements
+
+The project requires Rust Nightly, a MySQL compliant data store, and 
+access to a [Firefox Accounts token verifier](https://github.com/mozilla/fxa-auth-server) system. 
+
+
+## Setting Up
+
+1) Install Rust Nightly. 
+
+The rocket.rs [Getting Started](https://rocket.rs/guide/getting-started/) 
+document lists information on how to set that up.
+
+2) create the Rustbox MySQL user and database. 
+
+Because I'm horribly creative and because this is a WIP, I use "`test:test@localhost/pushbox`".
+This is not recommended for production use. You can set your preferred 
+MySQL access credential information as "database_url" in the `Rocket.toml`
+settings file (See [Rocket Config](https://rocket.rs/guide/configuration/#rockettoml)
+information.)
+
+3) Run the MySQL migrations `up.sql` file located in `./migrations/*/up.sql`
+
+4) Run `cargo run` to start the application, which (depending on the last commit) may actually start the program. YMMV.
+

Rocket.toml

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+[development]
+database_url="mysql://test:test@localhost/pushbox"
+fxa_host="oauth.stage.mozaws.net"
+dryrun=true
+
+[staging]
+
+[production]
+
+[global.limits]
+json = 1048576

migrations/2018-03-28-211330_create_users_table/down.sql

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+-- This file should undo anything in `up.sql`
+Drop Table pushboxv1;

migrations/2018-03-28-211330_create_users_table/up.sql

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+CREATE TABLE pushboxv1 (
+    user_id Varchar(200) Not Null,
+    device_id Varchar(200),
+    data Blob,
+    idx BigInt Auto_Increment,
+    ttl BigInt,
+    Primary Key(idx)
+);
+Create Index user_id_idx on pushboxv1 (user_id);
+Create Index full_idx on pushboxv1 (user_id, device_id);

setup_diesel.sh

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+*REMEMBER* you need to hand edit the up.sql and down.sql files.