Crate use_path 

use-path

Practical path utility primitives for RustUse.

Experimental

use-path is experimental while the use-fs workspace remains below 0.3.0.

Example

use use_path::{PathKind, normalize_path_separators, path_kind};

assert_eq!(path_kind("C:/Users/example"), PathKind::Absolute);
assert_eq!(normalize_path_separators(r"src\lib.rs"), "src/lib.rs");

Scope

• lexical path classification
• separator detection and normalization
• simple path joining and splitting
• parent, file-name, and extension extraction

Non-goals

• filesystem access
• canonicalization against the live filesystem
• shell expansion
• symlink resolution

License

Licensed under either of the following, at your option:

• Apache License, Version 2.0
• MIT license

Structs

PathParts

A lexical view of a path-like input.

Enums

PathKind

Classifies a path-like input using a small lexical model.

PathSeparator

Describes which separator styles appear in a path-like input.

Functions

detect_path_separator

Detects which path separator style appears in the input.

ensure_trailing_separator

Ensures a trailing / for non-empty input.

extension_from_path

Extracts the final simple extension from a path-like input.

file_name_from_path

Extracts the final file-name segment from a path-like input.

is_absolute_path

Returns true when the input begins with a recognized absolute prefix.

is_empty_path

Returns true when the input is empty.

is_relative_path

Returns true when the input is non-empty and not absolute.

join_path_parts

Joins path parts with / while preserving a leading absolute prefix when present.

normalize_path_separators

Normalizes path separators to /.

parent_path

Extracts the lexical parent path when one is present.

path_kind

Returns the lexical kind for a path-like input.

path_parts

Returns lexical directory, file-name, and extension parts.

split_path_parts

Splits a path-like input into normalized non-empty segments.

trim_trailing_separator

Removes trailing separators while preserving recognized roots.