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First request with Rust

List your own copiers to check connectivity and identity without creating a terminal or placing a trade.

1. Install

Requires Stable Rust, Cargo and protoc on PATH. These instructions build from source; they do not assume a registry release exists.

git clone https://github.com/MetaRPC/RustCopier.git
cd RustCopier
cargo test --all-targets

2. Set your owner key

export MRPC_API_KEY='your-owner-key'

$env:MRPC_API_KEY = 'your-owner-key'

Use the real owner API key, not a broker password, terminal ID or TRIAL. Read authentication if access is refused.

3. Run

cargo run --example list

Source: examples/list.rs.

use rustcopier::client::CopierService;
#[tokio::main]
async fn main() -> Result<(), Box<dyn std::error::Error>> {
    let key = std::env::var("MRPC_API_KEY")?;
    let service = CopierService::connect("https://copy.mrpc.pro", &key).await?;
    let result = service.list().await?;
    if !result.ok { return Err(result.error.into()); }
    for copier in result.copiers { println!("{}: paused={}", copier.id, copier.paused); }
    Ok(())
}

A successful empty list means this owner has no copiers. Treat failed requests as errors, not empty accounts.

4. Prepare a demo workflow

Read the lifecycle guide, then choose sizing. Existing replication examples under examples/ are advanced integration examples: they may provision accounts and trade. Inspect them and their cleanup before running with disposable demos. List is the default starting point.