add templates and src

[jasonaix]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request establishes the complete framework for a new Rust client library designed to interact with the Crawl4AI API. It sets up the project's build system, integrates the OpenAPI specification for automated client code generation, and provides comprehensive documentation and development scripts. The primary goal is to offer a robust, type-safe, and asynchronous interface for developers to leverage Crawl4AI's capabilities.

Highlights

• New Rust Client Initialization: This pull request introduces the foundational structure for a new Rust client for the Crawl4AI API, including all necessary project files and configuration.
• OpenAPI Specification Integration: The client is built upon an OpenAPI 3.1.0 specification (api/crawl4ai-openapi.json), which defines various API endpoints for crawling, LLM jobs, content generation, and more.
• Automated Code Generation: Includes scripts (scripts/generate_api_sdk.sh) and templates (templates/) for automated generation of the Rust API client code, ensuring consistency and reducing manual effort.
• Comprehensive Documentation and Tooling: The README.md has been extensively updated to provide detailed instructions on installation, usage, features, and development. Utility scripts for version verification and dirty file checks are also included.
• Initial Test Coverage: A basic test case (tests/default_api_health_test.rs) has been added to verify the functionality of the generated client's health endpoint.

Ignored Files

• Ignored by pattern: .github/workflows/** (2)
  • .github/workflows/build.yml
  • .github/workflows/publish.yml

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Code Review

This pull request sets up the initial structure for the crawl4ai-client Rust project, including the OpenAPI specification, generated client code, build scripts, and configuration. The overall structure is good. I've provided some feedback on project configuration (Cargo.toml), gitignore settings, and shell script robustness. These changes aim to improve compatibility, reproducibility, and script reliability.