Using the starter project:

find where bumblefoot is and replace it with the name of your project. $ rg bumblefoot
This is a dual library and binary project and builds both by default.

Compile a CLI:

$ cargo build

Compile a library:

$ cargo build --no-default-features

Project structure

bin/
  cmd/
    default.rs    <-- the 'bare' command `$ bumblefoot`
    validate.rs   <-- `$bumblefoot validate`
  bumblefoot.rs       <-- main CLI routing logic, add new commands here declaratively
data.rs      <-- aka 'types.rs'
lib.rs       <-- export some public API
runner.rs    <-- implement some logic here

Simpler structure You can convert the project to be simpler and CLI only on account of power and flexibility.

Copy the contents of default.rs into bumblefoot.rs and rename into main.rs.
Drop main.rs under src/ and delete bin/.
Remove the [[features]] and [[bin]] sections from Cargo.toml
Fix use issues and stale code errors in main.rs.

This should be the result:

bumblefoot/
  main.rs       <-- main CLI routing logic + default command
  data.rs      <-- aka 'types.rs'
  lib.rs       <-- export some public API
  runner.rs    <-- implement some logic here

xtask You have xtask preconfigured. It's a best-practice, boilerplate code that allows you to use cargo xtask <your task>. A kind of rust-native make.

You can use it to codify any of your tasks for CI or development.

In it you have two tasks preconfigured:

dual - convert this crate to a dual build (library and CLI)
simple - convert this crate to a simple layout

These will work only when you're starting out because they apply fresh templated code. Once you start building, they'll probably not be useful anymore.

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🔑 Bumblefoot

🚀 Quick Start

Grab a release from releases, or install via Homebrew:

brew tap jondot/tap && brew install bumblefoot

Using bumblefoot

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