ASCII art helps you see your Rust project's dependency tree. It shows every crate your project uses and how they connect. You can see version numbers and even feature flags.
You can set how deep the tree goes with --depth N. The --features option shows extra details about each crate. The output uses simple box drawing characters like lines and branches.
This tool works by reading your Cargo.toml file. It runs the cargo tree command and turns the result into a clear visual. You can also group dependencies by category or see their sizes.
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