Daniel Goertzen

And it needs to parse JSON provided by cargo to discover all the binary artifacts. An Erlang port of cargo-erlangapp would put us a stone's throw from having a portable...

Thinking about this a little more, a good way forward is to fork https://github.com/sdwolf/rebar3_rust and then port in the capabilities of `cargo-erlangapp`. I'll eventually get to this myself, but I'll...

I've got a good start on a [rebar3 plugin](https://github.com/goertzenator/rebar3_rust). It does compile crates on linux, but definitely needs a little more work. @hansihe : Is rustler_mix a generic crate builder...

Ok, good. I'll make a point of getting this plugin tidy and well documented so that it's logic can be ported more easily to rustler_mix. I'll give you heads up...

I don't see myself doing any more work on https://github.com/goertzenator/rebar3_rust . I will happily hand the repo over to someone else if they want it.

I also ran into a failing path dependency: ``` [dependencies] clap = "2.32" libc = "0.2.81" ... usbfs = {path = "usbfs-rs", version = "0.1"} ``` I see that there...

Related idea: highlight differently if exported function is part of a behavior.

Ah, the outline, I didn't think of that at all because I am normally full-window text edit. Thanks for the tip.

For comparison I've also been using [`tar::Builder`](https://docs.rs/tar/0.4.14/tar/struct.Builder.html) which has to solve problems similar to gzip encoder. In `tar`, if you care about errors you can explicitly call `finish()` or `into_inner()`...

@ralfbiedert , did you ever publish this library? Are you aware of any other crates or repos that address this?