#cargo add
This crate is deprecated in favor of cargo-edit.
This tool extends the behavior of cargo to allow you to add dependencies to your Cargo.toml from the command line. It is very simple to install and use.
###Installation
You can build cargo-add from the source, available through GitHub or in the
repository at crates.io. Once you have an executable, you can move it to a
directory in your PATH, and the cargo add command will now work.
###Use
See cargo add -h for a full description of use. By default, cargo add will
add a wildcard dependency for the crate; you can add multiple such wildcard
dependencies at once by listening them one by one (e.g. cargo add serde libc time will add all three crates). You can also use a flag to add a crate pegged
to a specific version string, or dependent on another source accepted by cargo
other than the registry (e.g. git or local dependencies).