rbxcloud 0.3.0

CLI and SDK for the Roblox Open Cloud APIs
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# Roblox Open Cloud CLI   ![Logo](imgs/icon_32_bottom.png)
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The `rbxcloud` CLI lets developers easily communicate with the Roblox Open Cloud APIs. The underlying library can also be used to build tools and applications that utilize the various APIs.

Possible use-cases:
- Deployment pipelines
- Live-ops
- Custom analytics
- Handling data removal requests (see [GDPR & CCPA info](https://create.roblox.com/docs/production/publishing/about-GDPR-and-CCPA))
- Debugging DataStores

## Install CLI
### Aftman
Run the `aftman add` command within your project directory. This will add `rbxcloud` to the project's `aftman.toml` file (or create one if it doesn't yet exist).
```sh
$ aftman add Sleitnick/rbxcloud@0.3.0
```

### From Release
Download and unzip the tool for your OS from the [releases](https://github.com/Sleitnick/rbxcloud/releases) page. You will then need to put it in your desired location and point your path variable to the executable location.

## CLI Documentation
Visit the documentation site for information on installation and usage: https://sleitnick.github.io/rbxcloud/

## Install Rust Library
The library built for the CLI tool is available to use directly in Rust projects. This is essentially an SDK for the Roblox Open Cloud APIs.

### Add Dependency

To use `rbxcloud` in a Rust project, simply add `rbxcloud` to the `Cargo.toml` dependency list.
```toml
[dependencies]
rbxcloud = "0.3.0"
```

Alternatively, use `cargo add`.
```sh
$ cargo add rbxcloud
```

See the [docs.rs](https://docs.rs/rbxcloud/latest/rbxcloud/) page for library documentation.