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Documentation on how to use the Rust Programming Language to develop commandline applications
To explain the differences between these crates: should this be done in this **useful crates** section, or should this be done in subsections? The pretty-table-printing authors [have made an effort](https://github.com/Nukesor/comfy-table/issues/76#issuecomment-1150493747)...
from: https://github.com/rust-cli/book/pull/157#discussion_r947838706 > So far, we only list out crates we directly use. We might want to give more thought to how we would want t talk about relevant crates...
I think a section on shell autocompletion would be useful, as it is largely undocumented for Clap.
Hi, this is a great tutorial! As I am working through the book, I am trying the reader exercises — it would be great to have some solutions to refer...
I wonder if the book intends to support multi languages? I've translated it into chinese, and want to share with others.
In the chapter: Rendering doc, this sample code exist `use clap_generate::gen_manuals;` I can't seem to know wich `clap_generate` is as currently none contain I have found on crates.io or clap/clap_generate...
- `log` crate: macros with similar syntax to `println` - crate for actual log output -- which one? env_logger?
I was going to start a discussion on this on twitter https://twitter.com/softprops/status/1049729377699794944 but then I remembered this working group existed. What I'm looking for is some guidance and direction for...
Add an in-depth chapter that talks about how to - [x] detect if our output is piped into another program (or file) - [x] format output for other programs -...