rust-trait-explorer
Finds which parts of Rust code use a certain shared feature, called a trait.
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What this skill does
What it does:
This tool helps explore shared rule sets, called traits, inside a Rust programming language project. Given the name of a trait, it finds every place in the code that follows those rules. Given the name of a data type, it finds every set of rules that type follows. It produces easy to read lists and simple diagrams showing these relationships, and can check whether each piece of code has fully filled in everything a rule set requires.
When to use it:
Use it when someone wants to know which parts of a Rust codebase implement a certain shared behavior, wants to know what capabilities a certain data type has, or wants a visual picture of how different pieces of code relate to each other through shared rules.
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