Rust crates

The workspace separates storage and runtime concerns so producers do not need to carry a worker runtime.

Crate	Use it for	Published versions
awa	The usual Rust client: typed jobs, workers, migrations, enqueue, and admin APIs	docs.rs versions
awa-model	Schema, migrations, records, enqueue operations, and admin queries without workers	docs.rs versions
awa-worker	Worker runtime and execution internals	docs.rs versions
awa-testing	PostgreSQL-backed fixtures and helpers for application tests	docs.rs versions
awa-seaorm	SeaORM integration	docs.rs versions

Recommended entry point

Most services should depend on awa. It re-exports the commonly used model and worker types, including Client, JobArgs, JobResult, InsertOpts, QueueConfig, migration helpers, and admin operations.

[dependencies]
awa = "0.6"

These site docs track the 0.7 development branch. Select the version matching your dependency in the docs.rs version menu, and use the stability policy when evaluating alpha APIs.

Producers without workers

Choose awa-model when a service only inserts or inspects jobs. It keeps the execution runtime out of that process while preserving the same PostgreSQL contract.

For a complete compile-checked program, follow the Rust getting started guide.