monero-rs VS monero-rpc-rs

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.

We have now completed the necessary interfaces for communicating with both blockchains - something we termed syncers. The integration work in the node is mostly complete. For bitcoin, we are currently using the electrum protocol, while for monero we are communicating with the monero daemon and monero-wallet-rpc. Using the monero-wallet-rpc for multiple swaps at a time proved quite slow during our testing, so we are now exploring the usage of vtnerd's monero light wallet server. In contrast to the monero-wallet-rpc, the light wallet server can keep track of and scan for transactions of multiple distinct view keys at a time. Our work integrating the monero rpc interfaces also led to some pull requests to monero-rpc-rs in the monero-ecosystem project.