This tool extends Cargo to allow you to add, remove, and upgrade dependencies by modifying your Cargo.toml file from the command line.
Currently available subcommands:
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Install a sub-set of the commands with cargo install -f --no-default-features --features "<COMMANDS>", where <COMMANDS> is a space-separated list of commands; i.e. add rm upgrade for the full set.
Add new dependencies to your Cargo.toml. When no version is specified, cargo add will try to query the latest version's number from crates.io.
$ # Add a specific version
$ cargo add [email protected] --dev
$ # Query the latest version from crates.io and adds it as build dependency
$ cargo add gcc --build
$ # Add a non-crates.io crate
$ cargo add local_experiment --path=lib/trial-and-error/
$ # Add a non-crates.io crate; the crate name will be found automatically
$ cargo add lib/trial-and-error/
$ # Add a crates.io crate with a local development path
$ cargo add my_helper --vers=1.3.1 --path=lib/my-helper/$ cargo add --help
Usage:
cargo add <crate> [--dev|--build|--optional] [options]
cargo add <crates>... [--dev|--build|--optional] [options]
cargo add (-h|--help)
cargo add --version
Specify what crate to add:
--vers <ver> Specify the version to grab from the registry (crates.io).
You can also specify versions as part of the name, e.g
`cargo add [email protected]`.
--git <uri> Specify a git repository to download the crate from. This does not work
if either a version or path (or both) is specified.
--path <uri> Specify the path the crate should be loaded from.
Specify where to add the crate:
-D --dev Add crate as development dependency.
-B --build Add crate as build dependency.
--optional Add as an optional dependency (for use in features). This does not work
for `dev-dependencies` or `build-dependencies`.
--target <target> Add as dependency to the given target platform. This does not work
for `dev-dependencies` or `build-dependencies`.
Options:
--upgrade=<method> Choose method of semantic version upgrade. Must be one of
"none" (exact version), "patch" (`~` modifier), "minor"
(`^` modifier, default), or "all" (`>=`).
--manifest-path=<path> Path to the manifest to add a dependency to.
--allow-prerelease Include prerelease versions when fetching from crates.io (e.g.
'0.6.0-alpha'). Defaults to false.
-q --quiet Do not print any output in case of success.
-h --help Show this help page.
-V --version Show version.
This command allows you to add a dependency to a Cargo.toml manifest file. If <crate> is a github
or gitlab repository URL, or a local path, `cargo add` will try to automatically get the crate name
and set the appropriate `--git` or `--path` value.
Please note that Cargo treats versions like "1.2.3" as "^1.2.3" (and that "^1.2.3" is specified
as ">=1.2.3 and <2.0.0"). By default, `cargo add` will use this format, as it is the one that the
crates.io registry suggests. One goal of `cargo add` is to prevent you from using wildcard
dependencies (version set to "*").
Remove dependencies from your Cargo.toml.
$ # Remove a dependency
$ cargo rm regex
$ # Remove a development dependency
$ cargo rm regex --dev
$ # Remove a build dependency
$ cargo rm regex --build$ cargo rm --help
Usage:
cargo rm <crate> [--dev|--build] [options]
cargo rm (-h|--help)
cargo rm --version
Options:
-D --dev Remove crate as development dependency.
-B --build Remove crate as build dependency.
--manifest-path=<path> Path to the manifest to remove a dependency from.
-q --quiet Do not print any output in case of success.
-h --help Show this help page.
-V --version Show version.
Remove a dependency from a Cargo.toml manifest file.
Upgrade dependencies in your Cargo.toml to their latest versions.
To specify a version to upgrade to, provide the dependencies in the <crate name>@<version> format,
e.g. cargo upgrade docopt@~0.9.0 serde@>=0.9,<2.0.
This command differs from cargo update, which updates the dependency versions recorded in the
local lock file (Cargo.lock).
# Upgrade all dependencies for the current crate
$ cargo upgrade
# Upgrade docopt (to ~0.9) and serde (to >=0.9,<2.0)
$ cargo upgrade docopt@~0.9 serde@>=0.9,<2.0
# Upgrade regex (to the latest version) across all crates in the workspace
$ cargo upgrade regex --allUpgrade dependencies as specified in the local manifest file (i.e. Cargo.toml).
Usage:
cargo upgrade [options] [<dependency>]...
cargo upgrade (-h | --help)
cargo upgrade (-V | --version)
Options:
--all Upgrade all packages in the workspace.
--manifest-path PATH Path to the manifest to upgrade.
--allow-prerelease Include prerelease versions when fetching from crates.io (e.g.
'0.6.0-alpha'). Defaults to false.
--dry-run Print changes to be made without making them. Defaults to false.
-h --help Show this help page.
-V --version Show version.
This command differs from `cargo update`, which updates the dependency versions recorded in the
local lock file (Cargo.lock).
If `<dependency>`(s) are provided, only the specified dependencies will be upgraded. The version to
upgrade to for each can be specified with e.g. `[email protected]`.
Dev, build, and all target dependencies will also be upgraded. Only dependencies from crates.io are
supported. Git/path dependencies will be ignored.
All packages in the workspace will be upgraded if the `--all` flag is supplied. The `--all` flag may
be supplied in the presence of a virtual manifest.
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