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Demo: Creating the library with Cargo - Rust Tutorial
From the course: Rust Programming: From Fundamentals to Advanced Concepts with AI-Assisted Development
Demo: Creating the library with Cargo
- [Instructor] Oftentimes in Rust and dealing with different projects, you will find a particular situation where you will be working with a project and you might want to split things out or you might want to create things to support other projects. In this case, I have this project called resplit and what it does, and again, the details of these are not tremendously important, but what it does it is a CLI tool that allows you to cut and select certain fields and certain inputs, just like the cut CLI, this is a particular CLI in Linux. And what it does, it allows you to select an incoming string like this one and say I want to split on say a comma like that one. And then I want to get the second field or the first field. So this would probably be split into two. One will be that and the other one will be the rest of the string. So that's what the command line tool does. Let's take a very quick look at what we have here is SRC and we have main.rs and we have the contents of the command…
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Introduction to libraries and Cargo1m 27s
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Demo: Creating the library with Cargo3m 59s
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Demo: Adding code to lib6m 57s
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Demo: Documenting your code7m 41s
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Demo: Using a debugger8m 41s
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Demo: Using a makefile12m 34s
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Summary of libraries and Cargo1m 18s
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