Update tide requirement from 0.12 to 0.13

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Updates the requirements on tide to permit the latest version.

Release notes

Sourced from tide's releases.

v0.13.0

Docs

This release introduces first-class support for sessions, fixes a long-standing bug with our default middleware, clarifies our stability guarantees, and renamed the API to register middleware through.

Sessions

We're excited to announce initial support for sessions in Tide. This feature enables Tide applications to associate multiple separate requests as belonging to the same origin. Which is a pre-requisite to build common web-app features such as user accounts, multi-request transactions, and channels.

Tide sessions are generic over backend stores and signing strategy. It builds on the newly released async-session 2.0.0 library, which is a set of common traits that types that make up a session. But beyond that, much of it is implementation specific.

Tide ships with a memory and cookie store by default. However we have also published several convenient session store implementations for common databases, providing a nice selection to choose from:

• Memory Session (shipped with Tide)
• Cookie Session (shipped with Tide)
• async-sqlx-session (SQLite only for now; we hope to support more)
• async-redis-session
• async-mongodb-session

Using "Redis" as the backing session store for Tide is as easy as writing 3 lines and including a dependency in your Cargo.toml:

use async_redis_session::RedisSessionStore;
use tide::sessions::SessionMiddleware;
use tide::{Redirect, Request};
#[async_std::main]
async fn main() -> tide::Result<()> {
let mut app = tide::new();
// Create a Redis-backed session store and use it in the app
let store = RedisSessionStore::new(&quot;redis://127.0.0.1:6379&quot;)?;
let secret = std::env::var(&quot;SESSION_SECRET&quot;).unwrap();
app.with(SessionMiddleware::new(store, secret.as_bytes()));
app.at(&quot;/&quot;).get(|mut req: Request&lt;()&gt;| async move {
// Store a counter in the session; increment it by one on each visit

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Commits

• 2767410 v0.13.0
• d4240b0 Merge pull request #670 from yusuke-ota/Add_http_types_req_into_tide_req
• ed7ea86 Merge pull request #662 from jbr/only-log-once
• 0ff17a3 Merge pull request #667 from jbr/remove-experimental-warning
• ba33a65 impl Into<Request> for http_types::Request
• 1a7aa4c clarify "Stability"
• 08132a6 remove experimental warning
• d9c2040 Merge pull request #666 from http-rs/server-with
• e3602c2 cargo fmt
• 915c7f8 Rename .middleware to .with
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