get-blessed
| Crates.io | get-blessed |
| lib.rs | get-blessed |
| version | 0.2.1 |
| created_at | 2024-05-20 17:13:48.566643+00 |
| updated_at | 2024-06-29 04:27:10.89645+00 |
| description | Terminal tool to get you the best crates for your rust projects with a few keybindings, curated by blessed.rs |
| homepage | https://github.com/josueBarretogit/get_blessed_rs |
| repository | https://github.com/josueBarretogit/get_blessed_rs |
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| id | 1245996 |
| size | 125,604 |
Josue Barreto (josueBarretogit)
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get-blessed-rs
Terminal tool to get you the best crates for your rust projects with a few keybindings, curated by blessed.rs
Motivation
As you may know, the website blessed.rs compiles the most popular crates that almost any rust project needs, so I decided to make a program that lets you look at those crates and add them to your rust projects right in your terminal.
Showcase
Features
- Check out a crate's documentation by pressing
<d>(Opens a tab in your default web browser) - Check out a crate's crates.io page by pressing
<c>(Opens a tab in your default web browser) - Move between categories with
<Tab>or<Shift + Tab> - Move up and down with either
<Up>and<Down>arrow keys or with<j>/<k> - Select the crate you want in your project by pressing
<s> - Select all the crates from a category by pressing
<a> - Select a crate with features by pressing
<f>(Opens a popup where you can select the features with<s>) - Add the selected crates to your rust project by pressing
<Enter> - Close the application with
<q>or<Esc>
Installation
cargo install get-blessed
Arch Linux users can install from the AUR via paru -S get-blessed.
After you are done adding the best crates to your rust project also consider making a .gitignore add-gitignore-cli
Please feel free to suggest new features or report any bugs / inconsistencies