cargo-stdx-check
| Crates.io | cargo-stdx-check |
| lib.rs | cargo-stdx-check |
| version | 0.1.2 |
| source | src |
| created_at | 2017-06-25 21:20:00.000826 |
| updated_at | 2017-07-04 16:08:07.48813 |
| description | The stdx-check tool determines whether any given crate is 'compatible' with stdx |
| homepage | https://github.com/davidpeklak/cargo-stdx-check |
| repository | https://github.com/davidpeklak/cargo-stdx-check |
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| size | 10,308 |
David Peklak (davidpeklak)
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cargo-stdx-check
A cargo custom command to test crates against stdx.
Installation
Install cargo-stdx-check with
cargo install cargo-stdx-check
Run as cargo custom command
Once installed, you can run cargo-stdx-check as a cargo custom commmand. In your crate, or any crate you want to check run
cargo stdx-check
cargo-stdx-check will perform the following steps:
- Backup the Cargo.toml and Cargo.lock files as Cargo.toml.bk and Cargo.lock.bk
- Add stdx as a dependency to Cargo.toml (from its git repository, not from crates.io)
- Run
cargo test - Check for duplicates of dependencies in Cargo.lock
Note that with the current version of stdx
the step cargo test will always fail, because it requires a version of the
chrono crate that it cannot find.
Options
Help
cargo stdx-check --help
cargo stdx-check -h
cargo test only
cargo stdx-check test
Check for duplicates only
cargo stdx-check dupes
Specify stdx version
To specify a version of stdx from crates.io, run
cargo stdx-check --stdxversion <version>
To specify a git repository to load stdx from, run
cargo stdx-check --stdxgit <repository>