Hi,

Reading your project's documentation, it's unclear to me what makes it the official driver for ScyllaDB?

Problem

In order to improve the interoperability between our Rust codebase and JavaScript, it is necessary to create a wrapper for ScyllaDB UUID and TimeUUID types. This wrapper will enable JavaScript to create UUID structures that Rust can recognize and seamlessly work with.

Currently, JavaScript and Rust have different representations of UUID and TimeUUID, leading to potential challenges when exchanging UUID and TimeUUID values between the two languages. By introducing a wrapper, we can establish a standardized format for UUID and TimeUUID that can be easily passed between JavaScript and Rust code.

Solution

Create a new file, uuid.rs, under the types module to implement the UUID and TimeUUID wrapper functionality.

src
 ├── lib.rs
 ├── cluster
 │   ├── mod.rs
 │   ├── cluster.rs
 │   └── cluster_config.rs
 ├── session
 │   ├── mod.rs
 │   └── scylla_session.rs
+└── types
+    ├── mod.rs
+    └── uuid.rs

Problem

To enhance the data retrieval capabilities of our application, we need to introduce a query parameters feature. This feature will allow users to specify various parameters when querying data, enabling more targeted and customized data retrieval from the database.

Solution

Currently, our application retrieves data using fixed queries or limited filtering options. By implementing query parameters, we can empower users to dynamically control the data retrieval process based on their specific needs. This will enhance flexibility and provide a more personalized data retrieval experience.

It's unclear.

Problem

The current code structure in the src directory is organized under a single file lib.rs. While this approach might have been suitable for smaller projects, as our codebase grows, it becomes increasingly important to adopt a more modular and maintainable structure.

src
└── lib.rs

Solution

To address this, we should reorganize the codebase by introducing a modular approach. This would involve dividing the code into smaller, focused modules, each responsible for a specific functionality or feature. This will enhance code readability, improve collaboration among developers, and make it easier to manage and maintain the codebase in the long run.

src
 ├── lib.rs
+├── cluster
+│   ├── mod.rs
+│   ├── cluster.rs
+│   └── cluster_config.rs
+└── session
+    ├── mod.rs
+    └── scylla_session.rs

In this updated structure, we have two main modules: cluster and session. Here's a breakdown of each module:

1. cluster Module:
   1.1. mod.rs: This file acts as the module's entry point and defines the module's public interface.
   1.2. cluster.rs: This file contains the implementation of the Cluster struct and its associated methods.
   1.3. cluster_config.rs: This file defines the ### ClusterConfig struct and its associated functions.
2. session Module:
   2.1. mod.rs: This file acts as the module's entry point and defines the module's public interface.
   2.2. scylla_session.rs: This file contains the implementation of the ScyllaSession struct and its associated methods.

The lib.rs file serves as the entry point for the application and can import and use the modules defined in the src directory.