Dioxus Axum Fullstack

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    Expert guidance for Dioxus 0.7.3 and Axum 0.8 fullstack Rust development, featuring Signals and SSR patterns.

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    Help me write a Dioxus 0.7 server function to fetch a profile by its Uuid from a PostgreSQL database using sqlx and the PgPool context.

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    #[server(GetProfile)]

    pub async fn get_profile(id: Uuid) -> Result<Profile, ServerFnError> {
    let pool = use_context::<PgPool>().ok_or(ServerFnError::new("DB Error"))?;
    let row = sqlx::query_as::<_, Profile>("SELECT * FROM profiles WHERE id = $1")
        .bind(id).fetch_one(&pool).await?;
    Ok(row)
}

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    About this skill

    Professional Fullstack Rust Development

    Building fullstack applications with Rust is powerful, but version transitions and crate interoperability can be a minefield. This skill provides expert-level guidance for Dioxus 0.7.3 integrated with Axum 0.8, ensuring your agent writes modern, idiomatic, and bug-free Rust code.

    What it does

    This skill handles the nuances of the Dioxus 0.7 lifecycle, including the removal of cx and Scope, the move to Signal-based state management, and the implementation of type-safe server functions. It covers:

    • Modern Dioxus 0.7 Patterns: use_signal, use_server_future, and #[component] macros.
    • Fullstack Integration: Bridging Axum 0.8 middleware, tower-sessions, and sqlx queries.
    • Cross-Platform Safety: Proper cfg gating for WASM vs. Server targets and asset! management.
    • Authentication & State: Context providers, global signals, and secure session handling.

    Why use this skill

    Standard LLMs often hallucinate deprecated Dioxus 0.6 syntax or struggle with the specific feature-flag requirements of fullstack Rust projects. This skill prevents "trait not satisfied" errors and compilation failures by enforcing strict architectural patterns, such as avoiding compile-time sqlx macros and correctly handling async suspensions during SSR.

    • No specific support for Dioxus 0.6 or earlier syntax.
    • Macro support depends on the underlying agent's Rust analyzer integration.
    • Not optimized for non-Axum backends like Actix.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    This skill eliminates the common issue where AI models hallucinate deprecated Dioxus 0.6 syntax (like 'Scope' or 'cx'). It ensures your agent uses the latest Signal-based state management and Axum 0.8 middleware patterns for a stable, modern build.

    It focuses specifically on Dioxus 0.7.3 and Axum 0.8.0+, including support for Tower-based middleware and the newest 'use_server_future' hooks to ensure your frontend and backend stay perfectly in sync.

    Yes, the skill provides expert guidance on correctly using '#[server]' functions and managing conditional compilation with 'cfg' gates to prevent WASM-specific code from breaking your server-side build.

    This skill works with any agentic IDE or LLM application that supports custom system instructions or skill uploads, including tools like Cursor, Windsurf, or custom GPT agents.

    You receive a specialized set of architectural rules, pattern templates, and version-specific constraints that guide your AI agent to produce idiomatic, compilable fullstack Rust code from the first prompt.

    While optimized for PostgreSQL via SQLx, the architectural patterns provided are database-agnostic and work with any backend stack utilizing Axum as the primary web server.

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