Michael Bryan

You should be able to insert code snippets ([lstlisting]) and have all the appropriate imports pulled in or macros defined. [lstlisting]: https://www.sharelatex.com/learn/Code_listing

There should be an `Image` element which renders something like this: ```tex \begin{figure}[h] \caption{Example of a parametric plot ($\sin (x), \cos(x), x$)} \centering \includegraphics[width=0.5\textwidth]{spiral.png} \end{figure} ```

You should be able to create reasonably complex tables and render them as ```tex \begin{table}[h!] \centering \begin{tabular}{||c c c c||} \hline Col1 & Col2 & Col2 & Col3 \\ [0.5ex]...

Compression

6

To avoid bloating binaries too much, let's introduce a feature flag which will allow data to be compressed when it is embedded in the binary, then lazily decompressed when it...

Exclude files matching a pattern

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You should be able to exclude any files which match a particular [glob]. I'm not a massive fan of adding extra configuration to the `include_dir!()` macro syntax (see [*Project Goals...

Warn on very large assets

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I accidentally tried to include about 400MB of stuff the other day and `rustc` ended up using stupidly huge amounts of RAM trying to compile it all. It's probably a...

Find takes a path

2

At the moment, the `Dir::find()` function only checks to see if a file's name (everything after the last `/`) is the same as the specified string. In some situations you...

As @arBmind [mentioned] in the review of #23, with the new changes `File` is just a `PathBuf` and possibly no longer necessary. Once it lands it'd be a good idea...

As an example of what kind of documentation to expect, we should use a build script and embed something in `include_dir` itself.

I went through about 15 or so commits just trying to get travis to run the `integration_tests.py` script. Apparently travis only has Python3.5.2, while you need Python3.6 or higher to...