cargo-features-manager 0.5.2

A tui tool to enable & disable dependency features
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# Cargo Features Manger


A TUI-like cli tool to manage the features of your rust-projects dependencies.

You can view all available features and easily toggle (enable & disable) them with one button click. All of your changes
will directly be reflected in your Cargo.toml file.

## install


`cargo install cargo-features-manager`

## usage


### viewer


To start the tool run `cargo features` in your project root dir.

This will open the dependency-selector:

![dependencySelector](resources/dependencySelector.png)

Now you can select the dependency for which you want to change the enabled features.

Selecting a dependency will open the feature-selector:

![featureSelector](resources/featureSelector.png)

When using `cargo features -d <dependency name>` it will directly open the corresponding feature-selector.

#### navigation


<kbd>↑</kbd> to move up

<kbd>↓</kbd> to move down

<kbd>Space</kbd> | <kbd>Enter</kbd> | <kbd>→</kbd> to select

<kbd>ESC</kbd> | <kbd>←</kbd> to move back

#### dependency selector


Dependency which do not have any features are marked grey.

![greyDependency](resources/greyDependency.png)

#### feature selector


All default features are marked Green.

![greenMark](resources/greenMark.png)

When hovering above a feature it shows other features which the selected feature requires.

![featureDependency](resources/featureDependency.png)

Features which an active feature requires are marked grey.

![greyFeature](resources/greyFeature.png)

#### search mode


At any point you can start typing like normal.
This will start using your input as a search query.

### prune


You can run prune with `cargo features prune`

this will disable all features which are not required to compile.

#### always keep


If your project requires a features to be enabled which does not make the compile fail. you can create a file
called `Features.toml` in there you can define features which will not get disabled.

```toml
clap = ["help"]
```