This crate is yanked (soft-deleted), so it can't be installed any more.
} else { @if c.ver.is_nightly() {This crate requires a nightly (unstable, experimental) compiler version. To switch to it, you must have Rust installed via Rustup, and run:
rustup default nightly
Run rustup default stable
to switch back.
@c.ver.capitalized_name() is both an executable binary that can be run, and a library that can be used in Rust programs.
} @if c.ver.is_proc_macro() {@c.ver.capitalized_name() is a procedural macro. It will run at compile time and transform your program's source code.
} @if c.ver.has_bin() { @if let Some(bins) = Some(c.ver.bin_names()) { @if bins.len() == 1 {Installing the @if bins[0] == c.ver.short_name() {command-line} else {@bins[0]
} executable
} else {
Installing @for bin in &bins {@bin
} executables
}
Assuming you have Rust/Cargo installed, run this command in a terminal:
@if let Origin::CratesIo(_) = c.ver.origin() {cargo install -f @c.ver.short_name()
}
@if let Some((repo, package)) = c.ver.origin().clone().into_repo() {
cargo install -f @package --git @repo.canonical_git_url().unwrap()
}
It will make @if bins.len()==1 {the } @for bin in &bins {@bin
} command@if bins.len()>1 {s} available in your PATH
if you've allowed the PATH
to be modified when installing Rust. cargo uninstall @c.ver.short_name()
uninstalls.
Adding @c.ver.lib_name()
library as a dependency
@if c.ver.short_name() != "cargo-edit" {
If you have cargo-edit installed, run this command in a terminal, in your project's directory:
@if c.is_build { @if let Origin::CratesIo(name) = c.ver.origin() {cargo add --build @name
}
@if let Some((repo, package)) = c.ver.origin().clone().into_repo() {
cargo add --build @package --git @repo.canonical_git_url().unwrap()
}
to add @c.ver.lib_name()
as a build-time dependency. To add it as a run-time dependency, run:
cargo add --dev @name
}
@if let Some((repo, package)) = c.ver.origin().clone().into_repo() {
cargo add --dev @package --git @repo.canonical_git_url().unwrap()
}
to add it a dev dependency (if it's used only in tests, not in the final product). To add it as a regular run-time dependency, run:
}} @if let Origin::CratesIo(name) = c.ver.origin() {cargo add @name
}
@if let Some((repo, package)) = c.ver.origin().clone().into_repo() {
cargo add @package --git @repo.canonical_git_url().unwrap()
}
}
To add it manually, edit your project's Cargo.toml
file and add to the @if c.is_build {[build-dependencies]
or} [dependencies]
section:
@c.ver.short_name() = "@c.ver.version()"
}
@if let Some((repo, package)) = c.ver.origin().clone().into_repo() {
@package = @"{" git = "@repo.canonical_git_url().unwrap()" @"}"
}
The @c.ver.lib_name()
library will automatically available globally.
@if let Some(url) = c.api_reference_url() {
Read the @c.ver.lib_name()
library documentation.
}
Adding @c.ver.short_name()
macro(s) as a dependency
If you have cargo-edit installed, run this command in a terminal, in your project's directory:
@if let Origin::CratesIo(name) = c.ver.origin() {cargo add @name
}
@if let Some((repo, package)) = c.ver.origin().clone().into_repo() {
cargo add @package --git @repo.canonical_git_url().unwrap()
}
To add it manually, edit your project's Cargo.toml
file and add to the [dependencies]
section:
@c.ver.short_name() = "@c.ver.version()"
}
@if let Some((repo, package)) = c.ver.origin().clone().into_repo() {
@package = @"{" git = "@repo.canonical_git_url().unwrap()" @"}"
}
You may need to import the macro(s) with use @c.ver.lib_name()::*
.
@c.ver.lib_name()
documentation.
}
}}
@if let Some(readme) = c.ver.readme() { }