apputils 0.1.4

A lightweight Rust crate to help you build awesome tools
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# apputils

A lightweight Rust crate to help you build awesome tools

It's designed to be framework-less and relatively simple while providing awesome helper functions for basic tasks that almost any program needs to do. These tasks include reading a config file with multiple paths (user and global), printing with color similar to `println!()` and getting user directories cross-platform.

To add it to your dependencies, either run:
```bash
cargo add apputils
```

Or update your `Cargo.toml`:
```toml
[dependencies]
apputils = "0.1.2"
```

## Categories

- `dirs`: User directories using environment variables
- `console`: Console pretty-print
- `config`: Config file helpers

There's currently one example, `alacritty`, that you can run. It uses both the `config`-functionality (thus `dirs`) as well as `console`:
```rust
use apputils::config::local_file;
use apputils::Colors;
use apputils::paintln;

fn main() {
	paintln!(Colors::Rgb(42, 164, 69), "Attempting to read alacritty config file...");
	match local_file("alacritty", "alacritty.toml") {
		Ok(data) => println!("Your alacritty config:\n{}", data),
		Err(_) => paintln!(Colors::Red, "You don't seem to have an alacritty config!"),
	}
}
```