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## Overview
A simple, easy to use command argument parser for Rust.
## Installation
1. Initialise a cargo project ( you can skip this if you already have one )
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```bash
cargo init
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2. Add `rs-args` as a dependeny
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```toml
rs-args = "<latest version>"
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## Usage
Now that you installed `rs-args` in your cargo project, you have
access to the `CommandArguments` struct. This is the main struct
of the project, and it allows you to automatically parse arguments.
You can call
```rust
CommandArguments::default_new();
```
to retrieve the program arguments and parse them automaticaly, or
you can call
```rust
CommandArgument::from_input("");
```
to input your own arguments, which you may have retrieved from the
user.