start-command 0.17.1

# start-command — Rust crate

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Rust implementation of the [`start-command`](../README.md) CLI. The binary is
called `start` and behaves like the `$` command from the JavaScript package.

## Installation

```bash
# From crates.io:
cargo install start-command

# From source:
cd rust
cargo install --path .
```

## Usage

```bash
start echo "Hello World"
start ls -la
start cargo test
start git status
start --list
```

See the project-wide [README](../README.md), [docs/USAGE.md](../docs/USAGE.md),
[docs/PIPES.md](../docs/PIPES.md), and
[docs/EXAMPLES.md](../docs/EXAMPLES.md) for the full user-facing guide and
checked examples.

## Development

```bash
cd rust
cargo build
cargo test
cargo fmt --all
cargo clippy --all-targets --all-features
```

## Releases

Rust releases are published to crates.io and tagged `rust-v<version>` in
GitHub Releases. The release title carries the `[Rust]` prefix, e.g.
`[Rust] 0.14.0`, so JS and Rust releases can be told apart at a glance.

- **Release history**: https://github.com/link-foundation/start/releases?q=%5BRust%5D
- **Changelog fragments**: [`changelog.d/`](changelog.d/) — each PR adds one
  fragment with a `bump: patch|minor|major` frontmatter, which is collapsed
  into the consolidated `CHANGELOG.md` at release time.

## License

Released into the public domain under the [Unlicense](../LICENSE).