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(DISCONTINUED HOSTING) An unofficial library explorer for Rust, used by over 20,000 programmers.

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Rust Kit (DEPRECATED) Build Status

A community-made library explorer for the Rust programming language.

http://rustkit.io has been discontinued. Use crates.io.

Core Technologies:

Note for Library Developers

Want to add a tag, or track your library under Rust Kit? We've made it easy for you. All you need to do is make a Pull Request with your changes to /helpers/yml/tags.yml. This file is checked during a rake db:seed; we automatically update our db tags and even add the repo (if it's missing) with it.

Want us to automatically track your library so you don't need to do a Pull Request? Add the keyword 'library' into the title, description, or README of your project.

Was your project's last commit date older than 6 months? We automatically assume any inactive library does not function properly under Rust nightly. You can explicitly add it with the above instructions if it's not the case.

Setup

  1. Make sure to have at least Ruby 2.0.0. We recommend to use rbenv as your enviroment.
  2. Install bundler with gem install bundler
  3. Install the gems with bundle install --without test (Until we have Unit Tests). You can view all our rake commands with rake -T
  4. Make a config.rb file on the root of the project. Below the instructions you will find the contents of config.rb.
  5. Run rake db:seed to seed the database with repos, tags, etc.
  6. Run the development server with shotgun You can now access the server at 127.0.0.1:9393.
  7. [production] Run whenever --update-crontab to add a database seed cronjob to your server.
#config.rb
RDB_CONFIG = {
  host:    ENV['RDB_HOST'] || 'localhost',
  port:    ENV['RDB_PORT'] || 28015,
  db:      ENV['RDB_DB']   || 'rustkit_db'
}

KEYS = {
  client_id:     '<YOUR GITHUB APP CLIENT ID>',
  client_secret: '<YOUR GITHUB APP SECRET>'
}

CONSTANTS = {
  per_page: 100
}

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