monero-rs VS farcaster-core

Good documentation on regtest took a while to locate. One of the challenges I've experienced is due to Monero's design with ring signatures, one-time-addr, etc any client library that wants to directly integrate against the Monero daemon basically ends up either needing to import wallet_api or reimplement a lot of core behavior. https://github.com/monero-rs/monero-rs is fantastic but it's not a complete solution for a lot of use cases. I think Javascript and Rust probably have the best Monero support libs outside of C/C++ ATM.

I haven't been following but somebody has started writing rust libraries: https://github.com/monero-rs/monero-rs

Is this the rewrite from the post or where can I find it? Is there a place where we list all rewrites?

I am a huge fan of rust for this kind of work, and the crate is very well made: https://github.com/monero-rs/monero-rs

Additionally, monero-rs and rust-internet2's new upstream releases include our PRs needed for Farcaster :)

Since we started the Farcaster project, two new releases of monero-rs came out to deliver features needed for the swap protocol, the latest release being v0.12.0.

Farcaster-core and -chains contain the building blocks for building atomic swap nodes. They now include logic for creating and validating transactions needed for the XMR/BTC protocol. It creates and encodes protocol messages that have to be passed between the counterparties involved in a swap. It does not include cross group discrete-log equality proofs and adaptor signatures yet. Exciting work ahead!

The Farcaster Core library is a Rust library and will contain all the features and utilities related to the Farcaster Specifications that could be reused in other projects and in the future Farcaster Node.