Cargo mode for Emacs. This package gives you a set of key combinations to perform Cargo tasks within your Rust projects.
This package can be installed through melpa:
M-x package-install cargo
Add cargo-minor-mode to your rust-mode-hook
(add-hook 'rust-mode-hook 'cargo-minor-mode)You will now have the following key combinations at your disposal:
| Keybinding | Command |
|---|---|
| C-c C-c C-e | cargo-process-bench |
| C-c C-c C-b | cargo-process-build |
| C-c C-c C-l | cargo-process-clean |
| C-c C-c C-d | cargo-process-doc |
| C-c C-c C-n | cargo-process-new |
| C-c C-c C-i | cargo-process-init |
| C-c C-c C-r | cargo-process-run |
| C-c C-c C-x | cargo-process-run-example |
| C-c C-c C-s | cargo-process-search |
| C-c C-c C-t | cargo-process-test |
| C-c C-c C-u | cargo-process-update |
| C-c C-c C-c | cargo-process-repeat |
| C-c C-c C-f | cargo-process-current-test |
| C-c C-c C-o | cargo-process-current-file-tests |
| C-c C-c C-m | cargo-process-fmt |
| C-c C-c C-k | cargo-process-check |
| C-c C-c C-S-k | cargo-process-clippy |
Before executing the task, Emacs will prompt you to save any modified buffers
associated with the current Cargo project. Setting compilation-ask-about-save
to nil makes Emacs save modified buffers without asking.
If you invoke the prefix argument C-u before calling any of
the functions, you may edit the Cargo command before it is run. This
allows you to add flags like --release, for example.
Processes run via Cargo mode make use of compilation mode. This mode provides features like jumping to errors or killing runaway processes.
In order to run cargo-process-fmt you need to have the rustfmt package installed.
cargo install rustfmt
In order to run cargo-process-check you need to have the cargo-check package installed.
cargo install cargo-check
In order to run cargo-process-clippy you need to have the clippy package installed.
cargo install clippy