A collection of shared Rust crates for building applications in the Cosmos blockchain ecosystem.
Cosmos Rust is a collection of shared Rust libraries and resources specifically designed for the Cosmos blockchain ecosystem. It provides essential tools like an SDK and protocol definitions to help developers build applications, clients, and services that interact with Cosmos-based blockchains. The project aims to reduce duplication and establish common standards across the ecosystem.
Rust developers building applications, wallets, explorers, or services for the Cosmos blockchain ecosystem, as well as teams within organizations like Informal Systems, Iqlusion, Confio, and Althea who need standardized libraries.
It offers officially maintained, community-driven Rust crates that are vetted by multiple leading organizations, ensuring reliability and interoperability. Developers choose it to avoid reinventing the wheel and to leverage shared, battle-tested code for Cosmos integration.
The home of all shared Rust resources for the Cosmos ecosystem.
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Maintained by multiple organizations including Informal Systems and Confio, with pull requests requiring approval from at least two, ensuring reliability and broad adoption.
The cosmos-sdk-proto crate provides ready-to-use protocol buffer and gRPC definitions, facilitating seamless communication with Cosmos SDK-based blockchains.
Aims to contain only code useful to multiple organizations, reducing fragmentation and establishing common standards in the Cosmos Rust ecosystem.
Includes a proto-build crate for easily cloning and rebuilding protocol buffer files from source, simplifying maintenance and updates.
The consensus-based merge policy means changes, including bug fixes or new features, can be delayed as they require approval from multiple organizations.
Since it only includes code used by multiple organizations, it may lack support for specialized or niche Cosmos SDK modules not shared among maintainers.
The README is minimal and focuses on repository structure, offering little guidance for developers new to Cosmos or Rust, which could hinder onboarding.