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[]
= "day-cli"
= true
= true
= true
= true
= true
= true
[[]]
= "day"
= "src/main.rs"
[]
= { = "4.6", = ["derive"] }
# Terminal styling for the CLI's own human output (src/term.rs). `anstyle` is the styling
# vocabulary clap already uses (so our output shares its color system); `anstream`'s print macros
# strip the escapes when stdout/stderr isn't a color terminal (NO_COLOR, pipes, files, dumb/legacy
# consoles). Both are already in the tree via clap, so naming them adds no new compiled crates.
= "1"
= "1"
# `day new app` templates (templates/app/, embedded so a fresh `cargo install day-cli` scaffolds
# offline): handlebars renders {{name}}/{{id}}/… in file contents AND paths; include_dir bakes
# the template tree into the binary.
= "6"
= "0.7"
# Interactive `day new` prompts (src/interactive.rs): text input, single-select, and checkbox
# multi-select (arrow keys / space to toggle / type-to-filter). inquire renders to stderr, so
# stdout stays clean for `--format json` result events.
= "0.9"
# Day.toml (the project manifest) — `toml` parses it via serde; `toml_edit` (the library under
# cargo-edit/cargo itself) performs format- and comment-preserving edits (`day app add-toolkit`).
= "1.1"
= "0.25"
= { = "1", = ["derive"] }
= "0.9"
= "1"
= "0.11"
# Background "is a newer day-cli on crates.io?" check (update.rs). ureq is a small synchronous HTTP
# client with bundled roots — no OS cert-store dependency, works on a fresh machine.
= "3"
# Shared host-toolchain/SDK discovery (docs/environment.md) — same code the build scripts use.
= { = true }
# Font name-table parsing + family→ident rules (§18.4) — the SAME leaf crate the runtimes use (via
# `day_spec::fonts`), so the names the stagers derive always match what the backends look up.
= { = true }
# Resource name → identifier rules (§18.5) — the SAME leaf crate an app's `build.rs` uses to generate
# the typed `res::…` constants, so the name a stager writes into a backend's native store is exactly
# the string baked into the constant. `sanitize_ident` re-exported from here.
= { = true }
# Ctrl-C child cleanup uses POSIX signals only (Windows relies on console propagation).
[]
= "0.2"