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More book content #48
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killercup
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Jul 30, 2018
- Better book title
- expand arg parsing chapter
Renders nicely on github
These are rendered as separate pages so it makes sense to have an h1 on each one of them.
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This looks nice 👍
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# This book is called | |||
title = "Command Line Applications in Rust" |
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Command Line Application in Rust explained ==> CLAIRE
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If look at the newly created `grrs` directory, | ||
you’ll find a typical setup for a Rust project: | ||
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- A `Cargo.toml` file that contains metadata for our project, incl. a list of dependencies/external libraries we use. | ||
- A `Cargo.toml` file that contains metadata for our project, | ||
incl. a list of dependencies/external libraries we use. |
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I would prefer including
instead of the abbreviation.
- A `src/main.rs` file that is the entry point for our (main) binary. | ||
- A `tests/` directory that will contain integration tests for our tool. | ||
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If you can execute `cargo run` in the `grrs` directory and see it greet you, you’re all set up. | ||
If you can execute `cargo run` in the `grrs` directory |
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