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LIMP: Library for Initialize ManiPulation
LIMP is a powerful tool designed to streamline project initialization and dependency management. With LIMP, you can easily create new projects and manage dependencies, ensuring a smooth development experience.
Features
- Effortless Project Initialization: Quickly set up new projects with a single command.
- Dependency Management: Add and manage dependencies with ease, including version and feature handling.
- Integration with Crates.io: Automatically fetch the latest versions and features of dependencies from Crates.io.
Getting Started
Prerequisites
- Rust installed on your system. You can install Rust from rustup.rs.
Installation
To install LIMP, you can clone the repository and build it locally:
git clone https://github.com/yourusername/limp
cd limp
cargo build --release
Or with cargo:
cargo install limp
Usage
LIMP provides three main commands:
Initialize a New Project:
limp init my-project -d serde tokio
my-project: The name of the project.
-d or --deps: A list of dependencies to include (use at the end).
Add a New Dependency:
limp new/add serde -v 1.0.123 -p path/to/snippet.rs -f derive serde_derive
serde: The name of the dependency.
-v or --version: The version of the dependency (optional, by default use latest).
-f or --features: A list of features to enable (optional, use at the end).
-p or --path: The path to a code snippet related to the dependency (optional).
Help:
limp del/delete/remove serde
serde: The name of the dependency.
List added Dependencies:
limp list
Help:
limp help/h/-h/--help
Dependencies
~3–4.5MB
~81K SLoC