Ephemeral creates a temporary project on your filesystem at any location of your choice so that you can use it while testing anything that works on a rust project - mainly cargo commands/binaries. It can be used to generate projects of other languages too.
## INSTALLATION:
To use this crate, add it to the dev-dependencies since it is used only during testing:
toml
[dev-dependencies]
ephemeral = "0.2"
## USAGE:
To create a project:
```rust use ephemeral::{Project, Dir};
fn main() { let project = Project::new("tmp") .adddir(Dir::new("tmp/foo").addfile("bar", &vec![101u8])) .build();
project.clear();
} ```
This will create a new project in a dir called tmp which will contain a dir "foo" which will
contain a file bar with e (101u8) written to the file.
If you want to suggest any new feature or report a bug, you can open an issue here or drop in a pull request directly.
Right now, I still need to tests for most of the functions, so you can test it locally by running:
bash
cargo test --
This package is written using Rust 1.32.0-nightly.
When submitting a Pull request, run cargo fmt on the latest nightly before committing.
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