near-syn 0.5.1

Library and command line utilities to make contract development for the NEAR platform easier. This package contains two command line utilities: near-ts to generate TypeScript bindings and near-doc to generates Markdown docs.
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# near-syn

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`near-syn` is a library and command line utility to ease contract development for the [NEAR Protocol](https://near.org/).
It leverages Rust `syn` to generate TypeScript bindings and Markdown docs.

The `near-syn` command line utility contains two sub-commands:

- `ts` generates TypeScript bindings from Rust source files.
- `md` generates Markdown documentation from Rust source files.

For more details see `near-syn --help`.

## Installation

To install the `near-syn` command line utilities use

```sh
cargo install near-syn
```

Or alternatively you can `install` it directly from GitHub (see more [`install` options](https://doc.rust-lang.org/cargo/commands/cargo-install.html#install-options))

```sh
cargo install --git https://github.com/acuarica/near-syn --branch main
```

## Usage

The `near-syn ts` utility takes a group of Rust source files,
and outputs the generated TypeScript bindings.

```sh
near-syn ts path/to/src/lib.rs > src/contract.ts
```

Similarly, the `near-syn md` utility takes a group of Rust source files,
and outputs the generated Markdown documentation.

```sh
near-syn md path/to/src/lib.rs > path/to/README.md
```

## Publishing

We use [`cargo-release`](https://github.com/crate-ci/cargo-release) to verify, publish and tag new versions.
First, install

```sh
cargo install cargo-release
```

Make sure you have logged in with `cargo`

```sh
cargo login
```

To perform a dry-run

```sh
cargo release --verbose [LEVEL]
```

And to actually publish, tag and release a new version, run

```sh
cargo release --verbose --execute [LEVEL]
```

where `[LEVEl]` is the [bump level](https://github.com/crate-ci/cargo-release/blob/master/docs/reference.md#bump-level) incremented to get a new version.
For example

```sh
cargo release --verbose --execute patch
```