This is a Rust library that has a few goodies for working with the xtask concept.

[dependencies]
xtaskops = "0.2.2"

For most recent version see crates.io

You should have the xtask concept already set up for your project.

• To get started quickly, you can use this Rust CI starter
• To set up manually follow the repo here.

Full workflow tasks for your daily development.

• bloat_deps Show biggest crates in release build
• bloat_time Show crate build times
• dev Run cargo check followed by cargo test for every file change
• ci Run typical CI tasks in series: fmt, clippy, and tests
• coverage Run coverage
• docs Run cargo docs in watch mode
• install Instal cargo tools
• powerset Perform a CI build with powerset of features

Here's an example for how to integrate the coverage task with clap:

use xtaskops::tasks;
// assuming you use `clap`
let res = match matches.subcommand() {
    Some(("coverage", sm)) => tasks::coverage(sm.is_present("dev")),
  //..

You can include everything from xtask in your project. In your xtask/main.rs:

fn main() -> Result<(), anyhow::Error> {
    xtaskops::tasks::main()
}

Low level convenience operations, for file system operations, user input and more.

use xtaskops::ops::{remove_dir, create_dir_all, cmd};

remove_dir("target")?;
create_dir_all("target")?;
// cmd! is from the `duct` library
cmd!("cargo", "watch", "-s", "cargo doc --no-deps").run()?;
Ok(())

Run:

$ cargo xtask coverage

Recommended: alias cargo xtask to x:

# in your zshrc/shell rcfile
alias x="cargo xtask"

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