stdt 0.0.7

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Minimal, zero-dependency standard tools for Rust.|

[READ THE DOCS](https://docs.rs/stdt/latest/stdt/)

## Available Tools

### 🛠️ stdt::utils

A lightweight collection of everyday coding utilities. Simple, dependency-free helpers to make common tasks faster and cleaner. These are the available functions:

- **stdt::utils::clear_cli** Console clearing with raw ANSI escape sequences.
- **stdt::utils::type_of** Find out what a value’s type is. 
- **stdt::utils::dotenv** Load enviroment variables from an .env file. 
- **stdt::utils::random** Minimal, **non-cryptographic** pseudo-random utilities.

[Read the docs.](https://docs.rs/stdt/latest/stdt/utils/index.html)

### 📄 stdt::json

A minimal yet complete implementation of JSON handling in. It defines a Value type that represents any JSON data and supports convenient conversions from native Rust types. A lightweight recursive descent parser turns JSON text into a Value while providing detailed error reporting, and a serializer implements Display to produce valid JSON strings with proper escaping and formatting.

[Read the docs.](https://docs.rs/stdt/latest/stdt/json/index.html)

### 📄 stdt::date

Lightweight date management that support this formats:

- **stdt::date::iso8601** For ISO 8601 standard.
- **stdt::date::rcf3339** Fror RCF 3339 standard.
- **stdt::date::posix** For posix timestamp.

[Read the docs.](https://docs.rs/stdt/latest/stdt/date/index.html)

## 🎯 Philosophy


- Zero dependencies
- Self-explanatory code with inline docs
- Small, composable building blocks

## 📦 Installation

Add to your Cargo.toml, or copy/paste individual files if you want ultimate minimalism.

```toml
[dependencies]
stdt = "0.0.6"
```


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