Announcing runtime-environment: A Rust Crate for Detecting Operating Systems at Runtime
Hey!
I am excited to announce the release of my new Rust crate as part of my learning process “runtime_environment”! 🦀
This pack is perfect for programmers who want to detect operating systems at runtime. It also provides a flexible toolkit for this purpose which is commonly encountered in software development.
Why is it important to detect runtime environments?
Knowing where your code runs can be crucial so as to make sure it is compatible with other platforms, run efficiently or even provide a specific functionality. With ‘runtime-environment’ you can decide if your codes are running on macOS, Windows, Linux among others quite easily.
Introducing “runtime-environment”
The aim behind creating the rust projects with crates like “Runtime-Environment” was simply about making OS detection simpler. It comes with numerous functions that allow one to determine the runtime environment and adjust their code accordingly.
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Getting Started
Getting started with "runtime-environment" is simple. First, install the crate via Cargo:
cargo add runtime-environment
For more information on how to use the crate, check out the documentation on crates.io.
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