Crate use_os 

use-os

Facade crate for primitive RustUse OS-facing vocabulary.

use-os re-exports the focused crates in this set behind short module names. It is not an operating-system abstraction framework, runtime, process runner, scheduler, thread pool, shell, task runner, CLI framework, or replacement for Rust std.

use-cli owns human command-line interaction primitives. use-os owns lower-level OS-facing vocabulary used beneath tools, services, and runtimes.

use use_os::prelude::{Architecture, EnvKey, EnvPair, EnvValue, OsFamily, PlatformTriple};

let family: OsFamily = "windows".parse().unwrap();
let architecture: Architecture = "amd64".parse().unwrap();
let triple = PlatformTriple::new("x86_64-pc-windows-msvc").unwrap();
let pair = EnvPair::new(EnvKey::new("Path").unwrap(), EnvValue::new("C:\\Tools"));

assert_eq!(family.to_string(), "windows");
assert_eq!(architecture.to_string(), "x86_64");
assert_eq!(triple.to_string(), "x86_64-pc-windows-msvc");
assert_eq!(pair.key().as_str(), "Path");

This crate does not detect platforms, execute commands, inspect processes, create threads, or read or mutate environment variables.

Re-exports

pub use use_architecture as architecture;

pub use use_env_key as env_key;

pub use use_env_value as env_value;

pub use use_os_family as os_family;

pub use use_platform as platform;

pub use use_process_id as process_id;

pub use use_process_status as process_status;

pub use use_thread_id as thread_id;

pub use use_thread_name as thread_name;

Modules

prelude

Common primitive OS-facing vocabulary reexports.