SolverForge Core
Complete reference documentation for the solverforge-core Rust library
SolverForge
Rust-based constraint solver library using WASM modules and HTTP communication
SolverForge is a Rust library for solving constraint satisfaction and optimization problems. It bridges language bindings to the Timefold solver engine via WebAssembly and HTTP, eliminating JNI complexity.
🚧 Language Bindings In Progress
User-facing APIs (Python, JavaScript, etc.) are under active development. The documentation below covers the core Rust library, which is intended for developers creating new language bindings — not for end users.
If you want to experiment with SolverForge today, you can use the core library directly from Rust. This is not recommended for production use and the API may change without notice.
Key Features
- Language-agnostic core: Pure Rust library with planned bindings for Python, JavaScript, etc.
- WASM-based constraints: Constraint predicates compile to WebAssembly for portable execution
- HTTP interface: Clean JSON/HTTP communication with the Timefold solver service
- Full constraint streams: forEach, filter, join, groupBy, penalize, reward, and more
Getting Started
- Installation - Add SolverForge to your Rust project
- Rust Quickstart - Build your first constraint solver (in Getting Started section)
Documentation
- SolverForge Core - Complete library reference (for binding developers)
Installation
Add SolverForge to your Rust project and set up the solver service
Quickstart
Build and run your first constraint solver
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