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The official package manager and build tool for the Rust programming language. Manage dependencies, build projects, run tests, and publish crates with ease.
Cargo is the essential tool for managing Rust projects and their dependencies. It handles tasks like building code, downloading libraries, running tests, and ensures reproducible builds across different environments.
Prior to Cargo, managing dependencies, building complex projects, and sharing Rust code was often manual and challenging. Cargo standardizes the process, making it easy to develop, build, and distribute Rust software.
Automatically downloads and manages your project's dependencies.
Compiles your Rust code and its dependencies into executable binaries or libraries.
Runs tests and benchmarks defined in your project.
Publishes your crates to the official Rust package registry, crates.io.
Manage multiple related packages together in a single repository.
Cargo is central to the development workflow for virtually all Rust projects.
Initialize a new Rust project with a standard directory structure and a `Cargo.toml` manifest file.
Simplifies project setup and enforces best practices from the beginning.
Add external libraries (crates) to your project and let Cargo manage their versions and dependencies.
Ensures project dependencies are correctly handled and reproducible.
Compile your project code and its dependencies into an executable or library.
Automates the compilation process and allows easy execution of the project.
Execute unit, integration, and documentation tests defined in your project.
Facilitates writing and running automated tests to ensure code correctness.
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