Carlos Armando Marcano Vargascarlosmv.hashnode.dev·Oct 16, 2023How To Build a CLI Tool To Show Ports Available | RustSometimes, when I'm writing a web application or installing one, I find that is not possible to start it up because the port that is supposed to use is used by other applications. So, that is the reason I want to create a program that shows me if a p...1 like·65 readsRust
Aleksandar Janicijevicajanicij.hashnode.dev·Oct 9, 2023Reading command line arguments with clapThis post is the first in a series that will develop a small rewrite of ls command with a small subset of features of the official Linux ls command. For a Rust implementation of ls that aspires to implement the full rewrite, take a look at coreutils....Rust
Priyam Srivastavaipriyam26.hashnode.dev·Apr 16, 2023Journey in Rust: Expanding Our ChatGPT API Command Line Tool - Part 4In this part, we will be focusing on adding more options for our command line arguments as well as refactoring the code to make it look a lot better and readable. Let's get started! 🚀 Step 1: Introducing subcommands We'll begin by refactoring the Ar...173 readsTermoil: My Journey of making a Terminal assistantRust
Sangam BiradarforCloudNativeFolks Communityblog.cloudnativefolks.org·Jan 19, 2023Writing Rust CLIs - ClapHow echo works purpose of this is to show you how to use arguments from the command line to change the behaviour of the program at runtime. $ echo Hello Hello to start echo will prints its arguments to STDOUT ➜ rustlabs echo "welcome to rustlabs "...491 readsRust
