How to use the Rust API with iterator?

[jackhuang78]

Hi all,

With the Rust API, how can I use db.create(...).content(...) in an iterator call chain like

vec![Person {...}, Person {...}]
.into_iter()
.map( <invoke db.create(...).content(...) here> )
.collect()

Evidently I am not familiar at all the async, future, and all the automagical Intos that happen under the hood in the example.

I have tried following the suggestions in this post and all the variations I can think of, but none of them works.

Please help!
Thanks,

[jackhuang78]

I seem to have stumble upon a solution:

  let created: Vec<Vec<Person>> =
    futures::future::try_join_all(person.iter().map(
      |p: &Person| db.create("person").content(p).into_future(),
    ))
    .await?;

  let created: Vec<Person> = created.into_iter().flatten().collect();