Crate of the Week

#424

cargo-update - keep all crates installed via cargo up to date (even git ones)

I don’t know if it does qualify, it was mentioned in New Crates section almost two years ago but never was a Crate of the Week

#425

font-kit - Cross-platform font loading library written in Rust.

#426

once_cell: “Rust library for single assignment cells and lazy statics without macros”

#427

cargo-light: “A cargo plugin to list usages of shadowed variables in your rust code”

#428

warp: “A super-easy, composable, web framework for warp speeds”

#429

unidiff - a git diff/patch format parser. Using it in a personal project and it works great. It also supports hg and svn.

#430

Sequoia - A new OpenPGP implementation written in Rust.

#431

bobbin-sdk is a butiful library for embedded development (CortexM devices)

#432

tower-web: "A fast, boilerplate free, web framework for Rust "
Blog post: “Tower Web — A new web framework for Rust”

#433

joinery: “A Rust library for generically joining iterables with a separator”

#434

flexi_logger: a better env_logger. Just as simple, but you can easily write to a file, and you don’t need to use set_env if you want to control logging level from within the application.

Logger::with_env_or_str("myprog=debug, mylib=warn")
            .log_to_file()
            .start()?;
#435

prettysize-rs: “A comprehensive file size crate for rust applications, meant to be light and effective. Includes utilities for human-readable formatting of file sizes as well as converting between different base-two and base-ten size units.”

#436

Automatically generating railroad diagrams for syntax used in Rust macros:

IMHO it’s fantastic idea — that’s how macros should be documented!

#437

jRust - A Rust macro that parses Java-like syntax and runs it as a Rust program.

#438

wasm-bindgen-futures - Seamlessly converting between JavaScript Promises and Rust Futures.

#439

This is absolutely fantastic!

It even has an online demo:
https://lukaslueg.github.io/macro_railroad_wasm_demo/

#440

I’m going to nominate https://github.com/RustPython/RustPython . It’s far from complete, but they’ve consolidated behind one implementation. Looks like there’s plenty of easy starting places for people to pitch in and help.

#441

Can I propose https://github.com/Kerollmops/sdset too ? for the new week ? :slight_smile: