Add the daemon module and the standalone CLI for it #39
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At first I planned to use https://crates.io/crates/jsonrpc, but it turned out to be client-side only. Extending it for server use would require adding several missing features. Other crates on crates.io have similar limitations, or are unnecessarily verbose. Given that the JSON-RPC spec is quite small, I decided to implement a lightweight solution tailored to both our client and server use cases. |
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One of the PRs in a series addressing issue #28.
This PR introduces a daemon module that exposes a JSON-RPC handler, along with a new binary to start it. To avoid adding a new set of dependencies into the existing binary, a separate daemon feature flag was added.
The daemon can run either as an independent service or be embedded as a library and spawned as a separate thread within another process.