edres
===

If `serde` turns your structs into markup files,

then `edres` turns your markup files into structs.

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## Usage

If you want to use this crate in a `build.rs` file (as opposed to inside a proc macro), it needs to be added to `[build-dependencies]`.

```toml
[build-dependencies.edres]
version = "0.6"
features = ["toml"]
```

By default, `edres` is markup-language-agnostic, so include the relevant feature for whatever language your config file is written in. Choices are:

1.  `json`
2.  `toml`
3.  `yaml`

See the [docs](https://docs.rs/edres/0.6.0/edres/) for examples of how to use this crate.