I'm migrating from Java to Rust

In the Java world, when I code Spring, I often create a class called RestBean and wrap every response with it to get a json response like this

{
  "code": 200,
  "body": {/*some data*/},
  "message": "ok"
}

I learnt this trick from a very outdated tutorial, I know is not the best practice.

But Rust is not Java, I think there is a more unified way to do that.

Should I keep wrapping the response with something like RestBean or stop doing that?

PS: returning the status code in json could be duplicated with the HTTP status code, which is not the best practice.

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