Domain Cli
actionbook/rust-skillsBuilding a command line tool means making something people type into a terminal. This skill helps you create CLI applications that are easy to use and reliable. You learn to handle arguments, show progress, and give clear error messages.
A good CLI tool follows simple rules. Errors go to stderr and data goes to stdout. Configuration comes from command line first, then environment variables, then files. Your tool must return a non-zero exit code on failure so scripts can detect problems.
You use popular Rust crates like clap for argument parsing, indicatif for progress bars, and colored for output. The skill also covers terminal user interfaces with ratatui and crossterm. These patterns make your tools professional and scriptable.
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