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Q: NOOOOOOOOOOO!!! YOU CAN'T TURN A DFA INTO A FAT32 FILE SYSTEM!!!! YOU CAN'T JUST HAVE A DIRECTORY WITH MULTIPLE PARENTS!!! YOU ARE BREAKING THE ASSUMPTION OF LACK OF LOOPERINOS NOOOOOOOOO
A: Haha OS-driven regex engine go brrrrr
cargo-license: A license checker for your crates. It checks all the dependencies and can give tons of information about each dependency and their license. This is especially helpful for checking license compatibility.
I'd like to nominate coercible_errors - a zero-cost abstraction over errors that may be either some actual error type or Infallible in associated types.
tco: TCO is a tail-call optimization library. It's a proof-of-concept attribute macro you can slap onto item functions to optimize them if they are in tail-calling format.
A tool to manage your cargo workspace, inspired by Lerna.
You can list all the crates in the workspace
You can list all the changed crates in the workspace since the last git tag (or other git refs)
You can release the changed crates in the workspaces by interactively bumping their version which also bumps this crates version in other crates in the workspace if this is being used as a dependency.
You can publish the crates in the workspace automatically in the correct order.
apply: a tiny library for chaining free functions into method call chains. For example, ever wanted tuples to have a .map() equivalent? let second = (12, 20, 30).apply(|x| x.1) does the trick.
uniquote is an improved version of Path::display. It displays paths losslessly and escapes unprintable characters. #![no_std] is also supported without an allocator.