disk-name 1.0.0

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In a previous project, I needed to retrieve a list of all disk names. While I attempted to use the WinAPI, I found the process cumbersome and disliked the involving unsafe calls. As a result, I decided to implement my own solution using the Rust standard library.</p>

## **Key Features**

- Retrieve all disk names
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## **Installation**

Use the ``cargo add disk-name`` command or add it manually to your **cargo.toml** file

````toml
[dependencies]

disk-name = "1.0.0"
````

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## **Usage**


The disk-name crate exposes one function to call.

```rust
fn main() {
    let disk_names: Vec<String> = get_letters();
    println!("{:#?}", disk_names);
}
```

With that simple call all existing letter names are printed.

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## Supported platforms


1. [x] Windows
2. [ ] Linux
3. [ ] MacOS
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## Contributors

- [valu](https://github.com/ValuONE)

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## **License**

[![GitHub license](https://img.shields.io/github/license/pr4k/locate)](https://github.com/pr4k/locate)

- **[MIT license](http://opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php)**
- Copyright 2024 © ValuONE

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