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Welcome to lorry
A project inspired by SwiftPM
What if you could write Cargo.tomls in Rust
Like this!!
lorry::Program::new() .name("spectesta") .author("jakob Neufeld") .version("1.1.0") .gen();
This project is in beta
I would love to get feedback
Right know I have these fields implemented
- authors
- version
- name
- dependencies
- edition
- documentation
- readme
- description
If you need an extra field, just add it.
lorry only touches the fields in needs to
lorry keeps all of your old Cargo.toml safe :-)
How Does it work
It uses a builder pattern api.
When you call gen()
.
It generates the toml and then saves it to disk.
Thanks to toml edit, only the fields that are necessary are changed
How to add it
- Make a build script
- Add the build_dependencie lorry
- Look at the sample code above
- Paste it into the build script
- run cargo check to generate Cargo.toml
- If you are using vscode with rust- analyzer it works automatically (because rust analyzer runs cargo check every time)
Lorry cli is here!!
Search up lorry-cli for more info
Why
- You can make a dynamic cargo toml, for example, the version is automatically updated with env vars.
- Just because it is cool
- It has IDE completion which helps you write cleaner cargo toml files
Please do not use this in big projects
Nothing is garanteed stable or working
Contact me at jakob.n.neufeld@gmail.com or make an issue on the github repo
Thanks
Dependencies
~2.5MB
~44K SLoC