Introduction
1.
Getting Started
1.1.
Installation
1.2.
First Steps with Cargo
2.
Cargo Guide
2.1.
Why Cargo Exists
2.2.
Creating a New Package
2.3.
Working on an Existing Package
2.4.
Dependencies
2.5.
Package Layout
2.6.
Cargo.toml vs Cargo.lock
2.7.
Tests
2.8.
Continuous Integration
2.9.
Build Cache
3.
Cargo Reference
3.1.
Specifying Dependencies
3.2.
The Manifest Format
3.3.
Configuration
3.4.
Environment Variables
3.5.
Build Scripts
3.6.
Publishing on crates.io
3.7.
Package ID Specifications
3.8.
Source Replacement
3.9.
External Tools
3.10.
Registries
3.11.
Unstable Features
4.
Cargo Commands
4.1.
Build Commands
4.1.1.
bench
4.1.2.
build
4.1.3.
check
4.1.4.
clean
4.1.5.
doc
4.1.6.
fetch
4.1.7.
fix
4.1.8.
run
4.1.9.
rustc
4.1.10.
rustdoc
4.1.11.
test
4.2.
Manifest Commands
4.2.1.
generate-lockfile
4.2.2.
locate-project
4.2.3.
metadata
4.2.4.
pkgid
4.2.5.
update
4.2.6.
vendor
4.2.7.
verify-project
4.3.
Package Commands
4.3.1.
init
4.3.2.
install
4.3.3.
new
4.3.4.
search
4.3.5.
uninstall
4.4.
Publishing Commands
4.4.1.
login
4.4.2.
owner
4.4.3.
package
4.4.4.
publish
4.4.5.
yank
4.5.
General Commands
4.5.1.
help
4.5.2.
version
5.
FAQ
6.
Appendix: Glossary
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Cargo Guide
This guide will give you all that you need to know about how to use Cargo to develop Rust packages.
Why Cargo Exists
Creating a New Package
Working on an Existing Cargo Package
Dependencies
Package Layout
Cargo.toml vs Cargo.lock
Tests
Continuous Integration
Build Cache