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cargo-get
Cargo plugin to easily query information from Cargo.toml files
This plugin helps querying information from a Cargo.toml file and can be used in shell scripts or CI/CD pipelines. The plugin accepts only one flag at a time and returns a single string with the requested value. Some queries like eq. keywords or authors return multiple values which get separated by line breaks (each value on a new line).
This plugin is inspired by cargo-edit and presents itself as a lightweight wrapper around cargo_toml
Thanks for your interest - we gratefully welcome contributions.
Questions can be asked in issues. To help us help you get pull requests merged quickly and smoothly, open an issue before submitted large changes. Please keep the contents of pull requests and commits short. Commit messages should include the intent of the commit. cargo-get uses rustfmt for formatting and clippy for linting.
- Download the binary for your CPU architecture from the GitHub latest release.
- Make the binary executable using
chmod +x
- Place the binary in your
$PATH
and rename it tocargo-get
.
Ensure that you have a fairly recent version of rust/cargo installed.
$ cargo install cargo-get
(Please check cargo's documentation to learn how cargo install works and how to set up your system so it finds binaries installed by cargo.)
$ cargo get -h
Cargo plugin to easily query information from Cargo.toml files
Usage: cargo-get [OPTIONS] <COMMAND>
Commands:
package.name
package.edition
package.rust_version
package.version
package.build
package.workspace
package.authors
package.links
package.description
package.homepage
package.readme
package.keywords
package.categories
package.exclude
package.include
package.license
package.license_file
package.repository
package.default_run
package.publish
package.resolver
package.metadata
workspace.members
workspace.package.authors
workspace.package.categories
workspace.package.description
workspace.package.documentation
workspace.package.edition
workspace.package.exclude
workspace.package.homepage
workspace.package.include
workspace.package.keywords
workspace.package.license
workspace.package.license_file
workspace.package.publish
workspace.package.readme
workspace.package.repository
workspace.package.rust_version
workspace.package.version
help Print this message or the help of the given subcommand(s)
Options:
--entry <PATH> Path to the crate root to query
--delimiter <Tab | CR | LF | CRLF | String> Delimiter for array values
--terminator <CR | LF | CRLF | NUL | String> String terminator for printed values. (Defaults to `LF`)
-h, --help Print help
-V, --version Print version
$ cargo get package.version
0.2.1
$ cargo get package.version --pretty
v0.2.1
$ cargo get package.version --major --minor --patch --pre
0
2
1
alpha2
$ cargo get package.version --major --minor --delimiter="."
0.2
Now it is also easy to run commands like:
git tag $(cargo get package.version --pretty)
$ cargo get package.keywords
command-line-utilities
development-tools::cargo-plugins
# Use one of Tab, CR, LF, CRLF or a custom string.
$ cargo get package.keywords --delimiter Tab
command-line-utilities development-tools::cargo-plugins
$ cargo get package.keywords --delimiter=" -- "
command-line-utilities -- development-tools::cargo-plugins
$ cargo get package.keywords --delimiter=";"
command-line-utilities;development-tools::cargo-plugins
# Full path
$ cargo get package.name --entry="../../some/other/project/Cargo.toml"
some-other-project
# Directory
$ cargo get package.name --entry="../../some/other/project"
some-other-project
# Current directory
$ cargo get package.name
current-project
- name: Get package name
id: cargo-get
uses: nicolaiunrein/cargo-get@master
with:
subcommand: package.name
- name: Get package author
id: cargo-get
uses: nicolaiunrein/cargo-get@master
with:
subcommand: package.authors